Rare swans spotted at Chorley country park (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Rare swans spotted at Chorley country park
2:14pm Friday 19th March 2010 in
Rare visitors to a Chorley park have been ruffling feathers amongst visitors.
Three black swans have taken up residence in Yarrow Valley Country Park.
Usually a native of Australia, black swans came over to the UK as ornamental birds kept in captivity but over the years have found their way into the wild.
The three swans arrived at Birkacre Lodge in Yarrow Valley last week.
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Black swans have taken up residence in Yarrow Valley Country Park
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