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Swifts are still useing our local sky from time to time. I've counted a maximum of six together when circling before the feeding frenzy starts. Years ago, there may have been around 12.
Not as sharp as I would like, but still pleased to have found this shot when searching through the many swift photos taken to try and get the odd reasonable pic. Don’t know what the odds are against catching this precise moment in time.
The swift is a medium-sized aerial bird, which is a superb flier.... so far challenging bird to photograph... challenge is still on..
UPF spots complete and usually a spot in 1b.UNF well marked spot in 1b. Cilia whitish. UNH clothed ochreous brown scales.
Swifts & Sparrows at Bar Medusa, 16/02/2012.
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Swift Transit T155 is a 2013 Arboc Spirit of Freedom bodied bus on a Chevrolet 4500 chassis.
Photo taken on Chaplin St E at Central Ave N in Swift Current, SK.
Swifts & Sparrows at Bar Medusa, 16/02/2012.
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We went out to see some Chimney Swifts roost. They swirl around the chimney and fly in, landing atop each other. It was pretty amazing to watch, but probably not very good pictures on my little snapshot camera.
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Swifts (possibly Short-tailed or Gray-rumped) grab a drink from the swimming pool at Cuffie River Nature Resort, Tobago. Photographed on 03/12/2016.
A leading national meatpacking firm by the 1880s, Swift & Co. adopted a practice of opening branch plants nearer the source of supply. Attracted to Texas by the State's vast livestock herds, the Company chose this site for a new operation as a result of efforts by the Fort Worth Stock Yards Company. The plant opened in 1903 and soon had a dramatic impact on the economy of the City and the State. It also spawned several support businesses, including a railway company and publishing firm. The Swift plant remained in operation until 1971. (1986) (Marker No. 5167)