A busy little colony, right where Luke said.
I'm amazed, but primarily at my own lack of thought. I'd always
assumed . . . but we all know where that leads. It would seem the
swallows choose a bank without regard to what may have formed it. The
fact that all the banks I've noted were
A busy little colony, right where Luke said.
I'm amazed, but primarily at my own lack of thought. I'd always
assumed . . . but we all know where that leads. It would seem the
swallows choose a bank without regard to what may have formed it. The
fact that all the banks I've noted were
John Turner and another co-worker informed me today of a colony of Breeding
Bank Swallows in - of all places - Farmingville. Located at the top of
Lidge Dr. (N. of Horseblock Rd) a subdivision is being put in and the
construction has resulted in steep slopes and piles of soil that have been
