We named them Lucy and Lucky. We got to watch them for about five minutes and we got to feed them a bit of bread and our class reckons that they will be very tame and make very good school pets. We had Swifts at our school two years ago. They stayed around the oval for three days and Year 3 watched them. We are in Year 5 now but we remember the Swifts.
Swifts never land in Australia.
A Swift can take off a man's head when it is flying as fast as it can go. Swifts have curved wings and are about 30cm long. They come out at night to play and eat. By Leighton and Matthew Tawny Frogmouth owls. This page has been visited times since 4th Dec, 1996.