This is a good reminder that the Driftwood Wildlife Association tries to
collect and map reports of Chimney Swift sightings during spring migration. See:
http://www.concentric.net/~dwa/page48.html
It sounds like they are hitting Virginia a little early this year. In
addition to using e-Bird, sites like DWA are a nice way to track Chimney
Swifts. Send
'em an email. Plus I must say I am intrigued by the Chimney Swift towers for
which DWA offers plans. (Wish I had a larger yard!) Cheers,
Steve Young
Arlington
In a message dated 4/7/04 7:49:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time, bt8x@xxxxxxxxxxxx
writes:
My harbinger of spring is the arrival of Chimney Swift. I've been scanning
the skies for several days now and 10 minutes ago I was rewarded with the
arrival of three individuals circling over our downtown residential backyard!
Brenda Tekin
Charlottesville, VA
"Leave behind what you find. If you must take something, take pictures."
Photo journal including Birds of Virginia:
http://www.birdsofvirginia.com
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