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> Last week (April 14) I found two White-throated Swifts in downtown
> Palo Alto--but at different locations. One flew out of the tile roof
> on Hamilton Ave -- across from the defunct Café Verona. I forget the
> name of the hotel that has the tile roof, but it is directly across
> the street from the Café. If you look up at the roof, two tiles have
> white wash. I had been downtown on April 13 as well and seen no
> swifts.

WT Swifts are numerous on the Stanford Campus year around, so
there must be a few nesting sites. To name one specific spot
I suppose that swifts may nest in the Old Chem building (on
Lomita). The building has been closed for the last few
years. There are often swifts around the building.

Dan
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