I just found some of these in my fireplace. They were babies, about a week old. Their nest got blown down the chimney by a storm. I looked for someone who could rehab them for 2 days and found someone who is somewhat of an expert. I was directed to put them back inside the chimney with a broom stick and sure enough, they stuck to the walls. There are adult birds in there and the babies are still alive so I hope they’re being taken care of. The expert said they had almost a 100% chance of dying in juman care but way better chances in the chimney. I’m hoping they pull through.
wow this couple's dedication to their mission is so admirable and seeing them back when they were younger and now that they're older and still very passionate about their cause, is just so amazing to see. they're like soulmates
I have five naked, eyes closed baby chimney swifts. What do I feed them? I gave them sugar water and dog food rolled into little balls. They are alive this morning, just got them yesterday. Help!!! I'm in central GA. Any help is greatly appreciated.
This may be too late to help, but you're not supposed to feed them. The best thing is to put them back in the chimney so the parents can feed them. There are different ways to do this. You can find information online.
I found a chimney Swift's about 3. I guess the best fell in my chimney. My cats killed two but I saved one. The thing is I'm leaving to go our of town tomorrow and I don't know what to do with it can someone help me
But more comprehensive schematics and instructions can be found in the book Chimney Swift Towers: New Habitat for America’s Mysterious Birds, specifically the kiosk-style tower.
Their saliva is technically edible, but their nests are still full of sticks and other debris. So you don't want to eat a Chimney Swift nest. There are some recipes for making soup with nests like these, but they have to be separated from their inedible parts.
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I just found some of these in my fireplace. They were babies, about a week old. Their nest got blown down the chimney by a storm. I looked for someone who could rehab them for 2 days and found someone who is somewhat of an expert. I was directed to put them back inside the chimney with a broom stick and sure enough, they stuck to the walls. There are adult birds in there and the babies are still alive so I hope they’re being taken care of. The expert said they had almost a 100% chance of dying in juman care but way better chances in the chimney. I’m hoping they pull through.
how'd it go? 🤞🏽
Well done
wow this couple's dedication to their mission is so admirable and seeing them back when they were younger and now that they're older and still very passionate about their cause, is just so amazing to see. they're like soulmates
Those two are the cutest hippies I have ever seen. What a perfect couple.
Ok I'm having a change of heart about these little guys!
¡Su dedicación es admirable! ¡¡¡Gracias!!!
how do I get plans to build my own chimney swift tower?
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Thinking the bird we rescued is a chimney Swift. We’re in southern CA. Found one who flew into a window and was able to help him and re-release him.
Great! Hello from Germany.
Wish these chimney swift towers could be purchased.
Same
I don't know if they're still there but when were kids in Ethiopia we used to call them "Lekakito". They appeared in the winter months.
What does Lakakito translate as into English?
These live in my chimney. :-)
Mine too! The people we bought the house from thought they were bat's!
Is there a organization who will build a chimney swift tower for individuals who are interested in helping these species to survive?
You may want to reach out to the Chimney Swift Conservation Association
I am from Indonesia, i like it
I have five naked, eyes closed baby chimney swifts. What do I feed them? I gave them sugar water and dog food rolled into little balls. They are alive this morning, just got them yesterday. Help!!! I'm in central GA. Any help is greatly appreciated.
This may be too late to help, but you're not supposed to feed them. The best thing is to put them back in the chimney so the parents can feed them. There are different ways to do this. You can find information online.
I have one and it eats baby bird mix bird stores have it. He loves it
I would like to have a roosting chimney on top of my garage.
I found a chimney Swift's about 3. I guess the best fell in my chimney. My cats killed two but I saved one. The thing is I'm leaving to go our of town tomorrow and I don't know what to do with it can someone help me
Please add a link to the tower building design/plans. I cannot find it on the TPW web site.
We have some detailed plans here on our website, tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/birding/pif/chimney_swift/new_nesting/
But more comprehensive schematics and instructions can be found in the book Chimney Swift Towers: New Habitat for America’s Mysterious Birds, specifically the kiosk-style tower.
We just found a whole bunch in our chimney we thought they were Bats
I need the plans please.
tpwd.texas.gov/publications/nonpwdpubs/media/dwa_chimney_swift_information_2005.pdf
Are this kind of swift its nest eatable.??
Their saliva is technically edible, but their nests are still full of sticks and other debris. So you don't want to eat a Chimney Swift nest. There are some recipes for making soup with nests like these, but they have to be separated from their inedible parts.
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