We, too, noticed it was a “swallow day” yesterday, the first time we’ve
witnessed one in the fall. We saw about 60 at the Genoa Fish Hatchery on the
Mississippi early afternoon and another 50 here in Lake Mills late afternoon.
They were all Tree Swallows, and they’re still here this morning, zipping
through the yard.
Kare Etter Hale
Lake Mills WI
Northwest Jefferson County
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On Sep 30, 2018, at 7:57 AM, Sandy Petersen <buboarcto2@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:####################
Yesterday (Sept 29, 2018) about 4 pm:
a huge swallow movement above the highest trees ...
hundreds back and forth in all directions ...
fast and high and hard to i.d. -
dark on the underside ... Rough-winged? ...
Still continuing at 6 pm as it started to rain ...
north east side of Lake Kegonsa ...
Sandy Petersen ... rural Dane county
and Regina Hirsch
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