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New Homes For Chimney Swifts
The almost-finished tower awaits its new residents on the grounds of the Orono School District's nature center next to Lake Claussen. (Photo courtesy of Stephanie Hemphill)
There's one American bird that has an unusual habitat problem. Chimney Swifts have adapted in the past as humans encroached on their territory. But now changes in human behavior are presenting new problems for the birds. And some people are trying to help them adapt again. Stephanie Hemphill reports.
How to help from the Audubon Society (PDF)
A related article from the Connecticut Post
Producer: Stephanie Hemphill
Release Date: May 18, 2010
Running Time: 3:32