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Abbotsbury Swannery is a
colony of
nesting mute
swans near the
village of
Abbotsbury in Dorset, England.
Located on a 1-hectare (2-acre) site
around the...
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Heritage Site and
Dorset National Landscape.
Abbotsbury is
known for its
swannery,
subtropical gardens and
surviving abbey buildings,
including St Catherine's...
- to 3m in depth. The
Fleet is home to many
wading birds and
Abbotsbury Swannery, and
fossils can be
found in the sand and mud. The
Fleet connects to Portland...
- a
number of
other examples, are displa**** at
various sites:
Abbotsbury Swannery, near the test site at
Chesil Beach (prototype)
Brenzett Aeronautical Museum...
- the
Fleet Lagoon and the bar of
Chesil Beach, the
location of
Abbotsbury Swannery in Dorset. It has been
modified to show
Chesil Beach being named as Echo...
- Spin-Off
Series is Announced". 23
November 2022. "No
access outside UK". "
Swannery in the
spotlight on
national television tonight".
Bridport and Lyme Regis...
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largest colonies have over 100 pairs, such as at the
colony at
Abbotsbury Swannery in
southern England, and at the
southern tip of Öland Island,
Ottenby Preserve...
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Bordesley Abbey:
remains of a
former Cistercian abbey,
later used as a
Royal Swannery.
Forge Mill
Needle Museum:
exhibition of
traditional needle making. Redditch...
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Painting of
Swannery and
Abbotsbury by Lady Mary Eleanor,
Countess of
Ilchester in 1899...
- who
bought the
abbey buildings,
manor houses,
water mills and
Abbotsbury Swannery and much of the abbey's land for £1,906, 10s (equivalent to £1,620,000...
