Curious as to whether or not your chimney has become occupied by chimney swifts? We'll tell you the signs to look out for, as ...

Learn facts you need to know about a swift bird. These airborne birds can’t sit still. Get facts about swift nests, range and migration.

At sunset, a flock of chimney swifts flying south will look for a place to roost for the night. When they find a suitable ...

Many of the UK’s bird species are in serious decline, largely due to habitat destruction and the collapse of food chains ...

Chimney swift numbers have dropped about 80 percent in Illinois — and more than 50 percent nationally — since the 1960s, according to bird experts.

This year, the peak number of estimated swifts was 5,430 birds counted on Sept. 2. But by Sept. 14, the swifts had abandoned the Chapman chimney, and they haven’t been back since.

Black swifts (Cypseloides niger) are considered some of the most mysterious birds around. They’re rarely spotted on the ground, though they do set up nests along the waterfalls and caves of the ...

Common Swift: This Bird Can Remain Airborne For 10 Months Straight : The Two-Way These birds fly from Europe to sub-Saharan Africa, but they don't touch down on the continent. Researchers say new ...

The chimney swift is of great interest, as their populations have declined by more than 90 per cent since 1970, according to Birds Canada, landing them on the federal Species at Risk Act list.

That’s one in every four birds. Estimates show the black swift population has decreased by 94% since 1970, and in a report from Partners in Flight these birds have been designated as a species ...

Swifts migrate to the UK from Africa each year, and only spend a few months with us while their raise their chicks.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WLUK) -- A Green Bay brewing company that's known for making specialty beers has a new creation for you to try.Swifts' Night Ale salutes the chimney swift -- a bird whose ...