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Let’s Talk About Coby
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This adventure story is about Coby, a mute swan who has earned himself a reputation on the River Thames in Buckinghamshire, England. His story has become legendary across the land, even attracting the attention of Her Majesty the Queen. We learn about an ancient English tradition known as Swan Upping, a growing awareness of and respect for nature, and the joy of relationships between animals and people of all ages.
Whilst this story is fictional with some elements of truth, Coby is a real swan, and still swimming on the River Thames with a new brood of chicks.
Hurley is a village in Buckinghamshire, England, and any resemblance to real-life characters is purely coincidental.
Swan Upping is the annual census of swans on the river Thames, a 79-mile journey between Sunbury Lock in West London and Abingdon in Oxfordshire to track swan populations and the health of the Thames.
The Queen's Swan Warden is responsible for recording this information. While there are many colorful celebrations during Swan Upping, it is an important conservation event. The Dyers and Vintners City companies use rings to mark their birds, while the Crown's swans are unmarked.
Whilst this story is fictional with some elements of truth, Coby is a real swan, and still swimming on the River Thames with a new brood of chicks.
Hurley is a village in Buckinghamshire, England, and any resemblance to real-life characters is purely coincidental.
Swan Upping is the annual census of swans on the river Thames, a 79-mile journey between Sunbury Lock in West London and Abingdon in Oxfordshire to track swan populations and the health of the Thames.
The Queen's Swan Warden is responsible for recording this information. While there are many colorful celebrations during Swan Upping, it is an important conservation event. The Dyers and Vintners City companies use rings to mark their birds, while the Crown's swans are unmarked.
