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ORLANDO, Fla. — Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando has some more feathered friends.
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City leaders said six new swans arrived Monday to be part of the park’s population.
The news swans include three pairs: two Australian Black, two Whooper, and two Trumpeter swans.
Watch: Veterinarians, volunteers help give Lake Eola’s famous swans their annual check-up
The park has five breeds and more than 50 swans.
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The new additions have been placed in a controlled area as they get used to their new environment.
Read: Wheelchair lift increases accessibility to Lake Eola swan boats
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