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Barn Swallows

Every year for the last 4 or 5 years, we've had a pair of barn swallows that raise at least one batch of chicks, last year (07) it was 2 batches. From the picture of the babies feeding to them "about town" is only 7 days apart. They actually started flying about 4 days ago. The growth rate is amazing.
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  • Morning Feeding

    Morning Feeding

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

  • Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.

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    Morning Feeding
    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.
    Juvenile Swallows not straying too far from the nest, but are flying very well.