I recently learned of this impressive achievement by Black Swift researcher Carolyn Gunn and thought that Colorado birders might like to know about it.
-- Here is a message from her:
A BlackSwiftCam has been installed at Box Canyon Falls in Ouray, and by clicking on the link below, you can live-stream a view of an active nest. The birds arrived May 28, and the egg was laid on June 24. Scroll to the bottom of the page, under the Black Swift write-up, and click on the white arrow in the middle of the frame showing the nest. Many thanks to the Colorado Field Ornithologists' Joe Roller Memorial Grant and a generous donation from Dr. Charles Collins for funding the project. And a big thank-you to Rich Willis, I.T. Specialist for the City of Ouray for making the link possible.
Enjoy!
Jason Beason
currently in Burlington, CO
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