Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for a presentation about chimney swifts! In 1682 a swift was found nesting for the first time in a chimney at a colonist’s cabin in Maine. This event forever changed the relationship between chimney swifts and people. From the journals of early explorers through the efforts of the largest all-volunteer research project to study the migration of a single species of bird, to Jesuit missionaries in a far-off land, it’s a remarkable story. And it’s not over. It’s a story whose next chapter will be written by us.

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