RE: Cliff swallow

["Tomm Lorenzin" <skytomm@bellsouth.net>]

Cliff swallows are in plentiful supply (along with Barn Swallows) at the
highway 136 bridge over the head of the (formerly) Coddle Creek Reservoir nr
Concord, NC. (I forget the new eponymous name.)  The Ospreys at the nest
platform there are feeding at least one youngster.

7;^)
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-----Original Message-----
From: carolinabirds-owner@acpub.duke.edu
[mailto:carolinabirds-owner@acpub.duke.edu]On Behalf Of Clyde Sorenson
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:52
To: Carolina birds
Subject: Cliff swallow


All,

I just saw a single cliff swallow pass over the road to my lab on the
extreme western end of the NCSU campus this morning as I pulled in to
work.

For general information, the kestrels are once again nesting in the
high-rise apartment building behind the K-Mart on Western Blvd.

I also saw many  Eurasian collared doves Monday through Wednesday of
this week. Of course, they were in Starkville, MS. I had a similar
business trip there about 6 years ago and did not see a single one over
a similar period of time and about the same time of year; now, they were
relatively easy to find about any time I wanted to try over the three
days I was there. I suspect this is our future in at least part of the
Carolinas within in the next few years.

Take care,

Clyde Sorenson
Clayton and Raleigh, NC