Slight clarification: I'm surprised that the Cliff Swallows don't mind the
bridge moving right next to them. I didn't see any nests on the part that
actually opens and closes, as amusing as that would be.

On Wed, May 16, 2018 at 6:20 PM John Leszczynski <jrleszczynski at gmail.com>
wrote:


> There's a colony of about 25 Cliff Swallows nesting on the southeast side

> of the Fremont Bridge (https://goo.gl/maps/4X4o7tYo7Yo). You can get a

> great view of the nests from the Burke Gilman Trail where it goes by Adobe.

>

> I saw a similar number of Cliff Swallows visiting the Ballard Bridge a few

> weeks ago, but haven't seen them there recently. Maybe they chose Fremont

> instead. I'm surprised they don't mind the bridge opening and closing!

>

> John Leszczynski

>

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