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Cliff Swallows

Cliff Swallow, adult
Cliff Swallow, adult		 Cliff Swallow
Cliff Swallow		 Cliff Swallow, gathering mud
Cliff Swallow, gathering mud		 Cliff Swallow, juvenile
Cliff Swallow, juvenile
Cliff Swallow, juvenile
Cliff Swallow, juvenile		 Cliff Swallow, albino
Cliff Swallow, albino		 Cliff Swallow, flying
Cliff Swallow, flying		 Cliff Swallow, building nest
Cliff Swallow, building nest
Cliff Swallow
Cliff Swallow		 Cliff Swallows, adult feeding nestling
Cliff Swallows, adult feeding nestling		 Cliff Swallow, building nest
Cliff Swallow, building nest		 Cliff Swallow, carrying nesting material
Cliff Swallow, carrying nesting material
Cliff Swallow, building nest
Cliff Swallow, building nest		 Cliff Swallow, gathering nesting material
Cliff Swallow, gathering nesting material		 Cliff Swallow, gathering nesting material
Cliff Swallow, gathering nesting material		 Cliff Swallow, gathering nesting material
Cliff Swallow, gathering nesting material
Cliff Swallows, building nests
Cliff Swallows, building nests		 Cliff Swallows, nesting pair
Cliff Swallows, nesting pair		 Cliff Swallow
Cliff Swallow		 Cliff Swallow, juvenile
Cliff Swallow, juvenile
Cliff Swallows, adult (R) and juvenile
Cliff Swallows, adult (R) and juvenile		 Cliff Swallows, gathering mud for nests
Cliff Swallows, gathering mud for nests		 Cliff Swallow
Cliff Swallow		 Cliff Swallow, gathering nest material
Cliff Swallow, gathering nest material
Cliff Swallow, juvenile
Cliff Swallow, juvenile

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DJ SanDiego 21-Jun-2009 06:43
Easily our most welcome guests in North county Sandiego,For twelve years the flying brood comes to the call of lip smooching and that means flying within five feet.and proud to display flight skills and aerobatics.Ive watched large bees go barrelling after the swallows no match of course ; finches try to chase them off.Humming birds just love to be near them.House Wrens love a mud condo and will inhabit if left alone long enough.I cannot accept raptors preying on our dear friends
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