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Birds, far more than any other animal besides man, are notable for their tendency to build a home in which to raise their young, and in some cases to use all year round.
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recipelink.com No sooner do I ask for it than I find it…here it is for anyone who might want it: Bird’s Nest Snacks 3 cups miniature marshmallows 3 tbsp. butter 2 tbsp. peanut butter 1 can (5 oz.) chow mein noodles 36 pastel jelly beans or M & M’s 12 pastel paper cupcake liners In […]

emr.cs.uiuc.edu This stir-fried dish is served in a nest made from fried bean threads. Don’t hesitate to try it – it’s not very difficult, but it tends to be messy, so organize your cooking area, and clean the splashed oil as quickly as possible. It’s well worth the extra trouble. I like to serve this […]

cerc.usgs.gov Over the last five years the Brazos Field Research Station research with swallows along the Rio Grande has resulted in the following four projects: • Cave and Cliff Swallows as Indicators of Exposure and Effects of Environmental Contaminants on Birds from the Rio Grande, Texas (1999-2001)  Master’s Thesis by: Daniel Musquiz, Department of Wildlife […]

A General Reference to America’s Most Popular Little Bird

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By Lisa S 
Published Aug 13, 2014
The Tree Swallow is one of North Americas most common birds. Tree Swallows are found in most parts of North America, however they will spend their winters in the most southern states and cross over into Central America as well.
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Words on Birds , Steve Grinley
Daily News of Newburyport
The Daily News of Newburyport, MA – Aug 25, 2014

There are a couple of local spectacles happening in the bird world during these final weeks of summer. The egret and heron roost off Route 1 in Salisbury continues to attract crowds each evening as upward of 400 egrets, both great and snowy, descend upon the trees around a small pond just off the road.
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rspb.org.uk Swallows were traditionally cave nesters, building mud nests on ledges in caves, and even inside hollow trees. Since Neolithic times they used artificial habitats and now most nest around human habitation. The close association with people has allowed the bird to expand its range greatly through the availability of new sites. They prefer to […]

ORNITOLOGIA NEOTROPICAL 9: 209–212, 1998 © The Neotropical Ornithological Society Salvador Peris & A. Llanes1Department of Animal Biology-Zoology, Faculty of Biology, University of Salamanca, 37071 Salamanca, Spain. 2Institute of Ecology and Systematic. Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment of Cuba. 209 INTRODUCTION Following to Ridgely & Tudor (1989), we considered the Cave Swallow (Hirundo fulva) […]

kmtrip.net Known as one of “the biggest and most splendid cave in Asia”, the Swallow Cave Scenic Region is located in the mountains 30 km east of Jianshui, and consists of a dry cave, a water cave and a 30,000-square-meter natural forest, with a total area of 100,000 square meters. Every year between spring and […]

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Roderic D. M. Page, Patricia L. M. Lee, S. Anette Becher,
Richard Griffiths, and Dale H. Clayton

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Host-Parasite Cospeciation
A key question in the study of coevolution is the tempo and mode of evolution of the interacting partners. Is the association an ancient one, reflecting a long and intimate interaction between the two organisms, or is it a recent event due perhaps to a parasite colonising a new host?
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