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swallow. This
misconception continued well into the 1800s, with
ornithologists calling it "American
Swallow" (e.g. Mark Catesby) or "
Chimney Swallow"...
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History of Selborne,
originally published in 1789: The
swallow,
though called the
chimney-
swallow, by no
means builds altogether in
chimnies [sic], but...
- in
Israel during the winter.
Swallow — Two
words are so rendered: derôr, "the
swift flyer",
which means the
chimney swallow and
other species akin to it...
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Resemblances between swifts and
swallows is due to
convergent evolution. The
chimney swift was
originally identified as
chimney swallow (Hirundo pelagica) by Carl...
- The Bird Song
Birds The Blue Flag, 1917 But I Have You
California Chimney Swallows Come, Mr. Dream-maker, 1897
Compensation Consolation A
Cottage in God's...
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atmospherically to the surface, it is
referred to as a
chimney. It is at the
point that a
chimney is
formed through which radioactive fallout may reach...
- Blue-and-white
swallow,
Pygochelidon cyanoleuca Black-collared
swallow,
Pygochelidon melanoleuca Tawny-headed
swallow,
Alopochelidon fucata White-banded
swallow, Atticora...
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thesis about angels which Thomas himself wrote in seminary. Meanwhile, in
Chimney Rock, Arizona,
Simon finds Hawthorne awaiting burial and
sucks his soul...
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Scarlet tanager Summer tanager Barn
swallow Tree
swallow Bank
swallow Northern rough-winged
swallow Cliff swallow Purple martin House wren
Carolina wren...
- in
western North Carolina, such as Asheville, Swannanoa,
Spruce Pine,
Chimney Rock, Montreat, Lake Lure, and
several others. As a
result of the historic...