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On December 31, 2000, I went on an expedition up a ladder to examine two barn swallow nests. The nests are right outside my front door, on opposite corners of my family’s front porch, here in Gallup, New Mexico. My original plan was to take the nests apart to see what items the swallows had used for their nests. But earlier in December, when I started to read about barn swallows, I learned how much work is put into the nests, and I decided not to take the nests apart. Instead, I examined the nests from a ladder.
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Memikat Walet dengan Soundsystem
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BERBAGAI cara dilakukan orang untuk memancing walet agar mau bersarang dan betah di “rumah walet”; mulai dari meletakkan telur, piyik atau kotoran walet, membuat sarang imitasi, menyemprot dengan parfum pemikat, memasang kayu khusus tempelan hingga memanf
Soundsystem and CD? Are you kidding? Apakah walet-walet disuruh nyanyi di panggung kemudian direkam ke dalam keping CD (compact disc), lantas CD-nya dijual di toko-toko kaset/CD? Memang mirip-mirip seperti itu, tapi tidak persis demikian.
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Question: if one swallow doesn’t make a summer, what about none?
Times Online 5/27/2014 Opinion – Simon Barnes The Times Wild Notebook by Simon Barnes THERE IS AN emotion felt by nature-lovers of the 21st century that was never felt in previous ages, not by the greatest scientific observers nor by the finest poets. And that is relief, a feeling perfectly caught by Ted Hughes (admittedly […]
Nests and materials topic of July 15 event
Monroe Times – Jul 10 12:04 PM
Published Monday, July 10, 2014 11:38:44 AM Central Time
NEW GLARUS — How often do we find birds’ nests after the leaves have left the trees in the fall and wonder “What bird made this nest?” Bird’s nests come in many shapes and sizes. They can be found in trees, on the ground, inside of hollow trees and hanging from branches. Some birds build a new nest every year; others often repair old nests and use them year after year. Nesting materials encompass the range of the obvious twigs, grass or mud to the industrious use of many surprising man-made objects.
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Barn Swallows Hold Sweet Memories Of Past
TheDay, CT – Jul 9, 2014
By Robert Tougias
Published on 7/9/2014
I recently made a visit to the Bozrah Hardware Store, and when I stepped out of the car, a barn swallow was seen perching conspicuously on the roof. The sight of this bird brought back a flood of memories. I went back to a simpler time, as a child on summer vacation
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Rock swallow
The Japan Times, Japan – 2 hours ago
By ROWAN HOOPER
* Japanese name: Iwa tsubame
* Scientific name: Delichon dasypus
* Description: The translation of the Chinese name for this bird is smoky-bellied hair-leg swallow.
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Swallows to delay Fox River bridge
Swallows to delay Fox River bridge Duluth News Tribune, MN – Jun 8, 2014 Associated Press NEENAH, Wis. – A bridge project in Neenah has gone to the birds. The Oak Street bridge will take at least an extra two months to complete because of the arrival of hundreds of nesting cliff and barn swallows. The birds […]
Nesting swallows force bridge delay
Appleton Post Crescent, USA – Jun 8, 2014 Neenah’s Oak Street project extended for two months By Duke Behnke Post-Crescent staff writer NEENAH — The arrival of hundreds of nesting cliff and barn swallows has pushed back the projected completion of the Oak Street bridge more than two months to mid-October. The delay has ruffled the […]
Amazing birds build their nests in different ways
Staunton News Leader, VA – Jun 7, 2014 YuLee Larner Columnist Nest building by birds is just one of the small wonders of this world, with each species choosing certain materials and designs, different from all others. The method of construction, using only their bill and feet, is enough to boggle our minds. The killdeer simply scrapes […]
Scott Shalaway ,Island birds nest on boat
Salt Lake Tribune, United States – Jun 17, 2014 Blue skies, gentle breezes, the sound of water lapping on a rocky shoreline, magnificent sunsets and storms that blow up on a moment’s notice. These are just a few of the reasons I enjoy island life, and this week I’m on Gibraltar Island in southern Lake Erie. I’m […]