In the heart of Brampton, a new spectacle graces the wetlands – the arrival of trumpeter swans. Arguably the largest flying birds of the New World, these majestic creatures have become the alpha rulers of the wetlands, even warding off the notorious bully mute swans. As we witness the resurgence of this once endangered species, the significance of their presence extends beyond mere visual delight, influencing the dynamics of the wetland ecosystem.
