Tree Swallows are nesting

Tree Swallows are nesting

Tree swallow at nest box

In the fall of 2013, Principles of Natural Resource Management students Sara Morris-Marano, Danielle Podmayersky, Brittney Chrans and Noha Haggag built and installed 6 tree swallow boxes around the newly constructed stormwater detention basin/wetlands adjacent to Avenue E on Livingston Campus.  Four of the 6 boxes are now occupied with the swallows swooping back and forth across the wetlands snatching up insects to feed their young.  Tree swallows have a violet-green back, white underside with a slightly forked tail.

 

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