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Chimney Swift (Fledgling)

Chaetura pelagica

Photo by BenjaminKabel
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Field Notes

Notes:

Chimney swifts nest in my chimney every spring, and I get the fledglings who don't quite make it up and out down in my fireplace in late spring/early summer.

This little one, should it not figure out how to make it upon its own, will be caught up and released. Until then, I took the opportunity to get some pretty close shots.

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You are so lucky to have these creatures sharing your home!
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PublishedMay 30, 2014

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