The annual five-day census of swans belonging to King Charles III — known as Swan Upping — began Monday on the River Thames ...

Inside the centuries-old swan census ordered by King Charles III - The annual five-day census of swans dates back to the 12th ...

The annual tradition of counting swans on the River Thames has got under way. The count - known as swan upping - is the royal ...

The River Thames transforms into a whirl of scarlet uniforms and wooden skiffs for King Charles III's annual swan census.

Discover the centuries-old tradition of Swan Upping, a royal census of Mute Swans on the River Thames, vital for conservation ...

THE swan population in the Henley area is “healthy” with a rise in numbers reported during this year’s census. A total of 25 ...

Each summer, a centuries-old royal tradition unfolds on the River Thames. But today, ‘Swan Upping’, as it’s known, is about ...

King Charles III is, among many of his royal titles, the Seigneur of the Swans. He has the right to claim ownership of any unmarked mute swan in the country. But with great power comes great ...

An annual medieval tradition of counting swans on the River Thames is returning. Swan upping is a royal census of the birds ...

IMAGE: Bees hover around a worker wearing protective gear at Bellafam, where patients are injected with bee venom, for ...

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