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image captionThe rescued swan has begun nesting following its ordeal
A swan that was rescued after having a sock pulled tightly over its head by pranksters has begun nesting following its ordeal.
The swan was found in Coulson Road, Lincoln, on 2 May, and would probably have starved to death or suffocated without help, police said.
However, a rescue charity said the swan and its partner were now both doing well and preparing for a new family.
The eggs are expected to hatch in about five weeks.
Dan Sidley, from the Yorkshire Swan and Wildlife Rescue Hospital which reported the initial incident, said: They are very much together, very much in love, and are now planning for a family.