Nest parasitism Welcome Swallows

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Subject:	Nest parasitism Welcome Swallows
From:	Pat OMalley <>
Date:	Thu, 21 Nov 2013 08:21:39 +0000

Can anyone enlighten me about possible nest parasitism for Welcome Swallows. A 
pair raising a brood seemed to be doing well (they raised five last year), when 
three nestlings appear to have been turfed out. The parents are still attending 
the nest and I am loath to get up a ladder and peer in to see what is there, In 
case of adverse reactions.

Any insights or data appreciated,
Cheers
Pat


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