Curiosity?
We were actually looking to photograph some wild flowers that I had photographed the year before. When we got there, they weren't as plentiful. Not to waste a trip, we continued driving, stopping, looking and on and on.

Nothing really caught our eye until we got to this one spot on Upper Six Mile Lake. I think Macy spotted them first.

Nothing really caught our eye until we got to this one spot on Upper Six Mile Lake. I think Macy spotted them first.

The swans spotted us, honked a little and sort of started swimming our way. It wasn't an aggressive swim, more of a curious swim.

They swam back and forth in front of us within maybe 10 feet. I think they knew we weren't going in the water. They even did some preening.
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