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swifts

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Subject: swifts
From: Alison Mackerras <>
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2020 08:09:23 +0000
I happened to look out the window about 10 minutes ago and got a brief
view of what I think were 2 fork-tailed (Pacific) swifts flying fast
from north to south. Long pointed tail and swept-back wings. Impression
of all dark bird from below but hard to tell against the smokey sky.
That said, they must have been quite low to be seen at all.

Alison Mackerras
Weston

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