Subject: Re: two questions
Date: Sep 25 08:11:08 1996
From: "Scott & Christina" - salix
> From: Anna Coles <acoles at u.washington.edu>
> 2) Is there a spot in the Olympia area where birders could watch swifts
> swirling into a chimney? I remember reading some reports from Olympia
> last Fall, but I don't know a specific location, or whether people could
> watch the action without bothering the residents (human).
> again, many thanks! --Anna Coles, Seattle, WA acoles at u.washington.edu
I got a call last week from Ann Potter, who reported second-hand that
another observer had just watched swifts descend into a chimney at a school
not far from the springtime spectacle. I think the spot described was at
24th and Washington, which is right beside I-5 (although you can't get
theah from heah). I've often seen swifts at that area, which is toward the
south end of the South Capitol neighborhood. Wander a few blocks north for
other possible roosts.
--
Scott Richardson
Seattle, Washington
salix at halcyon.com