[DOC] [TLE] Chimney Swifts? Relax! - Wildlife Rehabilitators of NC [PAR] babies and nests fall into a fireplace. ... year after year and proudly report on the 
activities of "their" Chimney. Swifts. ... realizing they're not holding on to ..... day 
before using the sticky mixture to ..... ground, where it can run quickly under the 
thick cover ... piecing together the secret lives of these Bachman's Sparrows, we. [DOC] [TLE] Nuisance Wildlife: Chimney Swifts [PAR] Chimney Swifts are migratory birds that return to Maryland in early April from as 
far ... surfaces and sticky saliva that they use to hold their twig nests together. [DOC] [TLE] ADW: Apodidae: INFORMATION [PAR] Many swifts nest in caves, on cliffs or in hollows of dead trees. They often use 
saliva as glue to hold their nests together and to attach them to the substrate. [DOC] [TLE] Chimney Swifts build distinctive nests by using their sticky saliva to ... [PAR] Chimney Swifts build distinctive nests by using their sticky saliva to glue short 
pieces of small diameter twigs together. While flying, adults use their feet to break
. [DOC] [TLE] Patent US8210126 - Swiftlets farming for production of edible bird's ... [PAR] Jul 3, 2012 ... A swiftlet breeding facility, for use in creating and harvesting edible ... A method 
of breeding swiftlets for their edible nests (62) comprising: .... sticky saliva for 
binding twigs and other detritus together for building the nest, in particular male 
swiftlets which uses thick saliva to construct the white shiny nest. [DOC] [TLE] Arkansas Backyard Birds - Arkansas Game and Fish Commission [PAR] clients for their work include The Walt Disney Company, ..... Fun fact This species 
uses its coloration to avoid ... Nest This species does not breed in Arkansas ... 
grasses bound together with silk from spider webs. .... over with dark wings and a 
thick, light-colored bill. .... of twigs, and is held in place with a sticky substance. [DOC] [TLE] Bird Digestion - People Search [PAR] Swifts are aerial insectivores & use their wide gape to help capture flying insects. 
... keratin tiles, each about 50 m in diameter and 1 m thick, glued together to 
form sheets. .... its bill. Note how the tongue is used to hold the seed in position 
..... Burrowing Owls make their nests in small tunnels, and place a variety of 
debris,... [DOC] [TLE] Urban Wildlife Birding Fact Sheets - Texas Parks & Wildlife ... [PAR] other natural cavities near water for their nests. ... joined together and covered 
with a thin .... the thick woods found in East Texas and along ... Red-bellied 
woodpeckers will occasionally use ..... milk a high protein milky substance 
produced ..... sticky white sap if damaged. ..... through mulch and leaf litter that 
hold high. [DOC] [TLE] A true and faithful account of the four chiefest plantations of the ... [PAR] In the County of Cornwal near unto St. Neots, there are a number of good great 
... for the space of three dayes together moving and shewing it self (as mighty, ..... 
and so scum off the water two or three times, till nothing but a thick substance ..... 
which used upon Christmas day to sprout forth as fresh as in May; but now its... [DOC] [TLE] Ask A Birder | Travis Audubon [PAR] May 10, 2015 ... 7 days ago I checked a nest in a vine that mockingbirds have used before. There 
.... applying a sticky substance like Tanglefoot, or Roost-no-more. ..... times to see 
several hundreds of birds flocking together, some in a V ..... Their wings are like 
swifts and have a black stripe down the underside of each wing. [DOC] [TLE] PASSAGES FROM THE AMERICAN NOTE-BOOKS OF NATHANIEL ... [PAR] All their interests extend over the earth's surface in a layer of that thickness. ... 
Nobody will use other people's experience, nor have any of his own till it is too 
late ..... ever destined to spend together; for Fate seems preparing changes for 
both of us. .... sometimes rushing dark and swift, eddying and whitening past 
some rock,... [DOC] [TLE] Hinterland Who's Who - Nest

Question: Swifts use this thick and gummy substance to hold their nests together
Answer: saliva