Friday, November 27, 2009
Where does a swallow nest?
A swallow buils its nest inside farm buildings and on ledges in old chimneys. The nest is made of mud, sraw and saliva, with feathers and wool to line the inside. It takes a pair of swallows up to several weeks to make the saucer-shaped nest in the rafters of a barn.
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