cygnet

The cygnets can fly at an age of 120 to 150 days.

At the 2006 census, Cygnet had a population of 839.

We had a swan and cygnet down there get away.

This year it has also launched the Cygnet city car.

"Perhaps you'd carry it up to the Cygnet for me."

The Cygnet flies alone among the dangers of the night.

The inn was the Cygnet; he had for- gotten that too.

She stopped searching the night for the shadow of the Cygnet, and met his eyes.

The Cygnet needs to satisfy the demands of emissions and space.

The cygnet has a light grey plumage with black bill and feet.

Cygnet Guides are between 5 and 7 years old.

The cry filled the chamber, buried deep where only the Cygnet would hear it.

But Paradise still, until the day the cygnet disappeared.

"The swans are taking the cygnets for their first swim.

Some dancers with linked hands resembled the original ballet's cygnets.

The cygnets hatch after about 36 days and have a grey or brown plumage.

The cygnet is a patchy color, with brown and gray hues.

Next stop Goring, with plenty more unsuspecting cygnets to find along the way.

The cygnets (juveniles) are grey in appearance, becoming white after the first year.

As a result only one Cygnet was completed.

Having been held up early, Golden Cygnet moved into third place as they came to the second last hurdle.

Cygnet spent a lot of time in dockyard hands during her first two years of service.

"I've been assured by the technical supervisor on Cygnet that the modifications are not dangerous."

But instead of doing crisp steps (as the cygnets traditionally do), they slithered.

The cygnets' parents are increasingly concerned about their youngest son, Louis, who turns out to be mute.