| The following wildfowl, amongst others, can be found in the Swan Lake at WWT Slimbridge, click image for information: - |
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 Bewick's Swan |
| Individuals can be recognised by their unique black and yellow bill pattern, adults and yearlings new to Slimbridge are named and their bill pattern recorded. |
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| Coot |
| The Coot is a member of the Rallidae family (rail) and is related to the Moorhen. |
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| Eurasian White-Fronted Goose |
| The White Fronted Goose, also known as the Greater white Fronted Goose, is a member of the Anser genus which consists largely of Grey plumage. |
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| Greylag Goose |
| The Greylag goose is the largest of the 'grey' geese and is the last goose to migrate South, 'lagging' behind the others, which led to its name. |
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| Lesser White-Fronted Goose |
| The Lesser white Fronted Goose, which is closely related to the White Fronted Goose, is found in northernmost Asia. |
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| Mallard |
| The Mallard or Wild Duck is a dabbling duck which belongs to the Anatidae family. |
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| Mute Swan |
| The Mute Swan is a member of the Anatidae family and is native to Europe, Asia and the North of Africa. It has also been introduced into North America, Australasia and South Africa. |
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| Tufted Duck |
| The Tufted Duck is the most widespread diving duck in the United Kindom and Europe. |
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