This time a Mute Swan is leaving our Centre. Bird found its way to us half of September with digestive ailments. The first bevel of the treatment is meeting our wildest expectations. His will to live being seen from a distance is helping in recuperation. It remained for us only to search for the place, in which our goodbye would come. With the help here came our wonderful photographer-volunteer specializing in natural photography. He offered a big pond a long way from the city tumult, a place which he often visits, artistically catching fleeting moments to the contemplation with preying, with wildfowl. The place turned out to be “super”. The huge pond rich in food, fed with waters from the nearby river, the luxuriant, diversified flora and the very populous bunch of bird's companions (in it domesticated already here of swan) will cause that the bird here will be feeling home. Most importantly, this container isn't freezing in the winter which made us certain that the swan will manage himself in here. Our swan accepted and enjoyed the place as soon as we arrived. We release the swan on the pond’s shore; he said goodbye to us with one's charming, bird's look, jumping with the impetus into the water, tasting a bath of freedom awaited from a long time. The view how he’s bending the calm, motionless water sheet, full of the curiosity of new habitat was no mean fun for us... :)

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