Fork-tailed swifts, Alstonville NSW

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Date:	Fri, 08 Jan 2010 21:39:16 +1100

 On the morning of the 7th at about 8.45am about 50  Swifts circled the near by 
tree tops and 
were circling low over the house. The twitterings could be hear and when they 
turned quickly the tail flair could be seen. 

After about 20 minutes they vanished to the North of the town.

The morning was very warm with high humidity, full cloud cover and no wind.

Things one sees when bringing it the garbage bins!

Alstonville is a village just west of Ballina on the north coast of NSW.

Cheers.... Janet
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