Hi all,
Hopefully this link works...
While Brunswick has a well-known Chimney Swift roosting concentration, especially in fall, we have never seen a concentration in spring like the one Jeannette and I observed tonight. They're using the old brick chimney behind J&J Cleaners on Maine Street. It's like the good old' days before the species - like most aerial insectivores' - decline.
The birds were entering the chimney en masse for over 2 minutes. The show is worth a visit at dusk, presumably until the weather warms enough for the birds to disperse.
http://www.facebook.com/Freeportwildbird/videos/827030284335280?s=100002061214376&v=e&sfns=mo
-Derek
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