On the Wing with Chimney Swifts
Volume 22 Issue 3, Fall 2017 by Donna Quinn Chimney Swift Photo by Nicole Sudduth In early autumn, large groups of...
Report Your Chimney Swift Sightings
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The first Chimney Swifts of 2012 were spotted on the Gulf Coast on March 19th and they’ve been heading in...
Chimney Swift Night Out – Wow what Swirl!
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On Saturday night, about 20 of us gathered on a lawn in Lincoln to watch a huge flock of Chimney...
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