Date: 6/13/25 4:09 am
From: Bill Duffy <dill.buffy...>
Subject: [NHBirds] Chimney swifts at Bradford Bog
We live adjacent to the Bradford Bog - one of only a half-dozen houses
along this stretch of road. Late yesterday afternoon a group of 4 chimney
swifts appeared, circling our field for about two hours. They seemed
somewhat interested in our 2 flue fieldstone chimney, often swooping down
close to inspect it. I frequently see swifts in "downtown" Bradford - about
six miles away. But how did this group end up here? There are several tall
dead pine stumps out in the bog. Could they be using these for
nesting/roosting?

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