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Rowers along the River Witham in Lincoln are calling for authorities to protect the welfare of Dave the resident swan, who is “doomed to a life of being defensive” against humans using the space.
Following a number of close calls, cygnet deaths and injuries for Dave, Lincoln Rowing Centre are now calling for him to be moved to a safer location, away from the stress of human intervention. This culminates in regular heartbreak for Dave, as each year his cygnets never live long enough to survive into adulthood, including five which all died last year.
“In three years of attending the rowing club, I’ve seen Dave and his partner lose every single egg or cygnet they ever produced. Dave has often ended up with injuries over the years, as he pecks at the blades of rowing boats or flies at boats to attack the stern.
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