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A late 19th century view of people in a rowing boat below Sonning Lock, a lock and associated weir situated on the River Thames at the village of Sonning near Reading, Berkshire, England. The first lock was built by the Thames Navigation Commission in 1773 and it has been rebuilt three times since then, the last time being 1868. Stock Photo
RM2G2MBAK–A late 19th century view of people in a rowing boat below Sonning Lock, a lock and associated weir situated on the River Thames at the village of Sonning near Reading, Berkshire, England. The first lock was built by the Thames Navigation Commission in 1773 and it has been rebuilt three times since then, the last time being 1868.
Sonning Lock is a pictuesque lock and associated weir on the River Thames at the village of Sonning near Reading in Berkshire. Rebuilt three times sin Stock Photo
RM2K5TH98–Sonning Lock is a pictuesque lock and associated weir on the River Thames at the village of Sonning near Reading in Berkshire. Rebuilt three times sin
Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK. 2nd November, 2016. Autumn in its full glory on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, UK Credit: Wendy Johnson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMH73R95–Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK. 2nd November, 2016. Autumn in its full glory on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, UK Credit: Wendy Johnson/Alamy Live News
Berks - Sonning on Thames - river steamer at Sonning Lock - high summer day - trippers on pleasure cruise Stock Photo
RMEG26W1–Berks - Sonning on Thames - river steamer at Sonning Lock - high summer day - trippers on pleasure cruise
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river. Stock Photo
RMBY8TRR–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river.
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Berkshire, 1926.Artist: Cavenders Ltd Stock Photo
RMB0KFDH–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Berkshire, 1926.Artist: Cavenders Ltd
Berkshire - Sonning Lock - river Thames - pleasure cruiser leaving the lock - sunlight and shadows - reflections - cottage Stock Photo
RMHB5PWA–Berkshire - Sonning Lock - river Thames - pleasure cruiser leaving the lock - sunlight and shadows - reflections - cottage
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk Stock Photo
RMBJPXPC–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk
Narrow boat in Sonning Lock on River Thames Stock Photo
RMCX38R9–Narrow boat in Sonning Lock on River Thames
'Mapledurham Lady' entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames near the village of Sonning, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon Stock Photo
RMMYR4A6–'Mapledurham Lady' entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames near the village of Sonning, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon
Lock on the River Thames with narrow boat Stock Photo
RMCX397W–Lock on the River Thames with narrow boat
Sonning Lock on the River Thames Stock Photo
RMBPCWHT–Sonning Lock on the River Thames
Newark on Trent river pleasure cruiser The Sonning underway and entering the town locks with a wedding party on board. Nottinghamshire UK Stock Photo
RMKKH10P–Newark on Trent river pleasure cruiser The Sonning underway and entering the town locks with a wedding party on board. Nottinghamshire UK
Sonning lock on the river Thames with the lock house, Berkshire, UK Stock Photo
RF2F89G4D–Sonning lock on the river Thames with the lock house, Berkshire, UK
'Sonning Lock: On the Thames', c1896. Artist: GW Wilson and Company. Stock Photo
RMPH5H2F–'Sonning Lock: On the Thames', c1896. Artist: GW Wilson and Company.
Sonning Lock near Reading with Cabin cruiser motor yacht pleasure boat on River Thames Stock Photo
RMAWJFWC–Sonning Lock near Reading with Cabin cruiser motor yacht pleasure boat on River Thames
Sonning Lock - Above. Henry W. Taunt, photographer (British, 1842 - 1922) 1897 One of two tipped-in photographs illustrating a printed map of Sonning, Shiplake, and the surrounding area along the River Thames. The photograph shows a view of the river with the Sonning Lock visible in the distance downriver. The lock cottage sits on the riverbank on the left side of the image. (Recto, mount) lower center, below image, printed in black ink: 'SONNING LOCK - Above [italicized]' Stock Photo
RM2WT0NR4–Sonning Lock - Above. Henry W. Taunt, photographer (British, 1842 - 1922) 1897 One of two tipped-in photographs illustrating a printed map of Sonning, Shiplake, and the surrounding area along the River Thames. The photograph shows a view of the river with the Sonning Lock visible in the distance downriver. The lock cottage sits on the riverbank on the left side of the image. (Recto, mount) lower center, below image, printed in black ink: 'SONNING LOCK - Above [italicized]'
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X1YW–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T9YM–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river. Stock Photo
RMBY8W07–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river.
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk Stock Photo
RMBJPWP4–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk
Private pleasure boat entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames near the village of Sonning, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon Stock Photo
RMMYR49R–Private pleasure boat entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames near the village of Sonning, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon
Sonning Lock on the River Thames Stock Photo
RMBPCTDJ–Sonning Lock on the River Thames
Newark on Trent river pleasure cruiser The Sonning underway and entering the town locks with a wedding party on board. Nottinghamshire UK Stock Photo
RMKKH13F–Newark on Trent river pleasure cruiser The Sonning underway and entering the town locks with a wedding party on board. Nottinghamshire UK
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X1YN–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TC45–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river. Stock Photo
RMBY8TW9–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river.
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk Stock Photo
RMBJPTFH–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk
Private pleasure boat entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames in the village of Sonning,Reading, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon Stock Photo
RMMYR49G–Private pleasure boat entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames in the village of Sonning,Reading, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon
Sonning Lock on the River Thames Stock Photo
RMBPCTBE–Sonning Lock on the River Thames
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X201–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T5X2–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river. Stock Photo
RMBY8TXP–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning on Thames, Berkshire, UK in the winter snow showing the frozen river.
Motor boat and narrow boat at the beautiful Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHEJ–Motor boat and narrow boat at the beautiful Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk Stock Photo
RMBJPX0B–Sonning Lock on the River Thames, Sonning, Berkshire, Uk
Private pleasure boat entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames in the village of Sonning,Reading, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon Stock Photo
RMMYR4A2–Private pleasure boat entering the Sonning Lock on the River Thames in the village of Sonning,Reading, Berkshire,on a beauiful sunny summers afternoon
View of Sonning lock on river Thames, Sonning, Berkshire Stock Photo
RMAM81WA–View of Sonning lock on river Thames, Sonning, Berkshire
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X1YM–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T9G0–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHHT–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
Downstream view of Sonning lock and weir on river Thames in Berkshire Stock Photo
RFAM81X1–Downstream view of Sonning lock and weir on river Thames in Berkshire
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X1YR–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T5EJ–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHF7–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
View of Sonning weir and lock divide on river Thames from Thames path through moored boat Stock Photo
RMAM81W9–View of Sonning weir and lock divide on river Thames from Thames path through moored boat
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X1YY–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T722–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GJ3R–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path 2 Stock Photo
RMAM81W8–View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path 2
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X200–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T8A7–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHFT–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path 1 Stock Photo
RMAM81W7–View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path 1
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X202–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T6RC–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHX0–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path through moored barges 1 Stock Photo
RMAM81W5–View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path through moored barges 1
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X1YT–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T5HE–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHH0–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path through moored barges 2 Stock Photo
RMAM81W6–View of Sonning weir on river Thames from Thames path through moored barges 2
Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo
RME9X1YX–Boating on the River Thames at Sonning Lock, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TCTB–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GJ4T–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T97Y–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GJ0Y–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TB9Y–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHK0–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T763–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHG2–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TA01–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHY2–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T6NT–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GJ01–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with motorboat going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T71K–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with the Mapledurham Lady going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHHR–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with the Mapledurham Lady going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TC9P–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with the Mapledurham Lady going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo
RMP0GHMA–Summer plants flowering at the Sonning Lock with the Mapledurham Lady going through. Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, UK, Great Britain
Fallen tree obstructing part of the River Thames, at Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, England, UK Stock Photo
RM2H8XNR0–Fallen tree obstructing part of the River Thames, at Sonning-on-Thames, Berkshire, England, UK
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TC9N–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T9W2–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T93H–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T5H3–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T6X5–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T9K4–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T9D2–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T7XP–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T5W0–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TC27–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T8TT–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TCWT–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T7GR–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TC69–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TBA7–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TCPC–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T6M9–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T9Y3–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8TBYJ–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T6XB–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water . Stock Photo
RM2G8T5X4–The Queen’s Swan Marker, David Barber commented: “Members of the public have been extremely observant during the Covid-19 lockdown and have reported many injured swans. This has enabled them to be rescued and treated promptly which has avoided unnecessary suffering. “This year, the breeding season has been successful in terms of cygnet numbers and there has been a decrease in the number of dog attacks on swan nests reported. However, we have seen a vast increase in the incidence of pollution on the river over the same period; engine and diesel oil deposited in the water .
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