Chimney swifts stage at the Lake Viewing Area
Twenty s were counted at the Lake Viewing Area on September 21, birds in their fall migration south to South America.1 In the Midwest, the species departs in early October after completing their breeding season, and September gatherings represent the communal staging behavior that precedes their long journey.1
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