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Feared much worse starting to read this.
How strange - it must have thought you were threatening it somehow (do they still have chicks at this time of year?) or maybe it's like they say about midges - there's some scent you give off that they object to - not meaning to give any offence here  - couldn't have liked it's picture taking wihtout being paid for it (could be a celebrity pheasant!!)
I'd avoid swans if i were you - they can get nastly and break limbs if you're unlucky.
Hope you're feeling better.
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Keely :-))
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Topic: Attacked by bird in Thetford Forest
I know swans can be aggressive but they usually give a warning before making an attack and rarely at humans.
