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cygnet

[ UK /sˈɪɡnɪt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a young swan

How To Use cygnet In A Sentence

  • An injured cygnet had a rescue team in a flap as it took five days to catch in Chippenham.
  • On Friday the fully recovered male swan was reunited with his brood of five cygnets on the River Kennet.
  • I drove all over York looking for her,’ says Geoff in a voice still tremulous with anxiety despite having Tessa back by his side in the cosy Cygnet pub in Price Street.
  • Goslings graze with their parents out of the water whereas swans teach cygnets in the water to be aquatic feeders.
  • I was annoyed to see whilst riding along the towpath on the way back into town that the swans have lost one of the cygnets in the past couple of days.
  • The added danger from predators in the river has led to the cygnets being killed by foxes each year.
  • The two swans (a pen and a cob) have since brought seven baby cygnets into the world.
  • Congratulations and well done to the two English anglers who were fishing on Gills Pond recently and rescued a young cygnet that was in trouble.
  • We have a breeding pair of swans on North Bradley lake and for the last two years all of their cygnets have been taken by foxes.
  • A crack appeared, growing slowly until a pink beak and then a wet, silvery-grey head emerged - a trumpeter swan cygnet.
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