[TN-Bird] Re: Banding info on the Dyer Co. Trumpeter Swans

Thanks for tracking this down.  The reintroduced Trumpeter Swans are  
considered wild and countable by state records committees in Illinois  
and Michigan; I haven't yet found whether Wisconsin has made a ruling  
on this.  I also haven't yet found when the first Trumpeters were  
wild-hatched in Wisconsin, but it was at the latest 1995 (making 2008  
at least the 14th consecutive year of wild breeding and population  
increases).

Bill Pulliam
Hohenwald TN

> On Jan 22, 2009, at 10:03 AM, Mark Greene wrote:
>
> I received some info on the Dyer County Trumpeter Swans found by  
> Bill Pulliam and photogrpahed by Mike Todd. One of the birds was  
> banded and had a yellow neck collar with a number on it.
> [...]
> 00Y is a Wisconsin trumpeter, hatched in the wild and banded in  
> 2007 at Nelson Lake in Sawyer County.  Nelson Lake is near Hayward  
> in north central Wisconsin.
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