Fork-tailed Swifts

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Fork-tailed Swifts

To:	Mike Tarburton <>, "" <>
Subject:	Fork-tailed Swifts
From:	Peter Madvig <>
Date:	Thu, 25 Feb 2016 09:19:31 +0000

Hi Mike,

Yay - I finally get swifts in the Southern Highlands, after living here for 2 
years and having scanned the sky in vain :-)

At about 19.30 under a clear sky, circling and hawking (I presume), 7 + 
Fork-tailed Swifts, Western outskirts of Moss Vale, including over our home. 
Eventually moved in an Easterly direction.  34°32' 31" S   150°21' 40" 

The high temps today, 36°C, now cooling down a little, would have had an 
influence, right?

Cheers,
Peter Madvig

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