Hi Tweets,

Scott Hall writes:

(snip)
> I guess that if Barn Swallows can nest on cliffs, then Cliff Swallows can
>nest on barns (or houses).
> Has anyone else seen such a thing?

Yep. At Munro Camp, the logging camp about 6 km NW of Mackenzie BC, where we
were staying during the Donna Creek study, there was a plywood wall
alongside one of the buidlings about 2m high with a protective overhang and
15 CLSW nests at the join, typical CLSW nesting geometry.

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