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Migrating swifts loyally return every year to nests in buildings, study finds
Migrating swifts defy urban changes by returning to the same nests annually, despite facing a 70% decline. Scotland leads with mandatory swift bricks in new buildings, while conservation efforts push for similar measures in England. The RSP...
Migrating swifts defy urban changes by returning to the same nests annually, despite facing a 70% decline. Scotland leads with mandatory swift bricks in new buildings, while conservation efforts push for similar measures in England. The RSPB study highlights the birds' incredible nest loyalty over partner fidelity. #Swifts #Conservation #Birds #Nature #Wildlife
Originally reported by The Guardian.
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