While working around the dock, Rob Adamson regularly noticed the swans.
The man has more than once perceived how troublesome it is for these birds to hatch, on the grounds that during the flood their homes with eggs regularly went submerged. Likewise, the newborn swans became prey for foxes and different hunters.
When the Great Ouse River flooded its banks again, Rob chose to help the birds that were at serious risk.
« Obviously, you can’t interfere with the untamed life, however the water has as of now ascended to where the birds are about to die. I was unable to rest knowing this. I realised that I would feel bad about it in the event because I didn’t help them, » Rob Adamson reviewed.
The man gathered a nest for the swan family the entire evening, and in the first part of the day he sent it off into the water, protecting it with an anchor.
From that point forward, he moved the nest with 9 eggs on it and a mother swan onto it. Generally, swans act aggressively towards people that come too close to them. Nonetheless, this bird appeared to comprehend that Rob was attempting to help and stayed calm.
