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Chimney Swift On Nest By Robert Bateman

Chimney Swift On Nest by Robert Bateman

"The chimney swift uses its saliva as glue to stick twigs together while building his nest. In ancient times, they built nests inside hollow trees, and today more commonly they use abandoned chimneys for that purpose. Recently I discovered a chimney swift’s nest on the old wallpaper of an upper hall in an abandoned farmhouse. In this case, the old house has provided shelter to a new family.The small fast-flying chimney swift is identified by its characteristic flying cigar profile. Swifts breed across much of eastern North America. The often nest in existing structures." ~ Robert Bateman

Chimney Swift On Nest by Robert Bateman is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition print with a 11-1/2 x 8-3/4 vertical image size priced at $75 unframed.

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