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The Black Swan's (Cygnus atratus) original habitat is Australia and its associated islands. Since the mid-1800s, the black swan is also in New Zealand. In Europe, some specimens escaped from their enclosures and now breeds in the wild.
The black swan prefers lakes with fresh water and brackish water. The black swan is not a migratory bird and stays in an area of approximately 100-kilometer circumference.
The black swan's diet consists mainly of aquatic plants and algae.
The black swan prefers lakes with fresh water and brackish water. The black swan is not a migratory bird and stays in an area of approximately 100-kilometer circumference.
The black swan's diet consists mainly of aquatic plants and algae.
