Springtime brings several varieties of swallow to the BC coast. Early May last year I was able to witness the arrival of a whole flock of barn swallows and watched as they darted around looking for the perfect spot in which to build their nests and raise their young. Here you can see at least one couple was successful.
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Kitty Coleman Woodland Gardens, Courtenay, BC 18 - 20 May 2013
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Nanaimo Professional Craft Fair, Nanaimo, BC 01 - 03 Nov 2013
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