Trumpeter Swan Cygnets

I have 3 trumpeter swan cygnets, hatched June 7, 2020 ($500 each). They are pinioned but not sex typed. Parents are unrelated, 7 year olds. It is time for them to "fly the coop" if they could and they need a good home. I have my Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Federal Waterfowl Sale and Disposal permits. In the picture with 5 swans the con and pen are in the middle with the whiter feathers (they are not for sale). The cygnets are gradually getting their adult white feathers. We originally purchased our swans to control algae on our ponds and deter geese...they have done an excellent job. Trumpeter swans are desirable in our area as they are native to the U.S., unlike mute swans which were brought here from England/Europe. They need a good water source (large pond or small lake) and open water in the winter. We have air bubblers that keep a small area of our ponds open throughout the cold months. We also supplement their food in the winter with Mazuri Waterfowl Maintenance Pellets. For more information on swan ownership visit https://swanlovers.net/new-owners-buy/