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Tag Archives: Barn swallow
Swallowtailgating
As in previous years, several pairs of Barn swallows (Hirundo rustica) have been nesting under the eaves of some of the park maintenance buildings. This brood looked just about ready to fledge but still wanted to be fed.
Posted in Birds, Fauna, Joe Palaia Park
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Tagged Barn swallow, bird, birding, Hirundo rustica, nature, nature photography, park, swallow, swallow chicks
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Bird’s nest troupe
A few days ago, the barn swallow chicks were still in the nest. Looking more like their parents at this point, at least four were jammed into their ever shrinking hideaway. Today, though, nobody was home.
Posted in Birds, Fauna, Joe Palaia Park
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Tagged Barn swallow, bird's nest, birding, birds, chicks, Hirundo rustica, nature, nature photography, nest, park, swallows
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Easy to swallow
Tucked under a corner eave of one of the park maintenance buildings, a couple of beaklets open wide for their afternoon treats. As is typical for many in NJ, these Barn swallows (Hirundo rustica) have limited real estate and are … Continue reading →
Posted in Birds, Fauna, Insects & Spiders & Stuff, Joe Palaia Park
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Tagged baby birds, Barn swallow, bird, birding, Hirundo rustica, mud dauber, nature, nature photography, nest, Organ pipe mud dauber, park, swallow, Trypoxylon politum
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