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Chimney Swift Training

Join us for a swift night in!
Summer is right around the corner, and in Montana, that means Montana Audubon is thinking about swifts! Join us as we continue our search to discover just where the eastern, and undoubtedly urban, Chimney Swift is active and breeding. During the past two years we have found almost 20 new nesting locations, but we still know little about their true range extent in Montana.
There are dozens of eastern Montana locations in need of survey, and in fact, every eastern Montana county has at least a half-dozen potential sites. Plus, the surveys are unique! Unlike searching for other swifts, or many birds for that matter, Chimney Swifts can take you to any quaint Montana town with a medium to large brick or stucco chimney.
Participants will learn about all of Montana’s swifts, Chimney Swifts, and citizen monitoring techniques; then you can put that training to the test any evening during June or July. The training will last approximately 1 and a half hours and we will go over all the materials needed to have a successful in the field survey. Even if you cannot attend, we will be recording this session and posting it at a later date, so you can still get involved!

July 2nd in Lewistown
July 7th in Billings

(click the name of the town to find out more information on the event)
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lf you are interested or have any questions please contact Amy or Carmen.
​Amy at aseaman@mtaudubon.org or Carmen at carmen@mtaudubon.org.

Get Started
Please review materials prior to the training.
Identify A Chimney Swift
Step 1: Can you identify a Chimney Swift?
Training video
Step 4: Watch the online training video.
Protocol
​Step 2: Read over the protocol, above.
Survey Siites
Step 5: See what survey sites are Available.
Survey 123 APP for CHSW
Step 3: Download Survey 123 and become familiar with the application.
Email Montana Audubon
Step 6: You cannot survey a site without emailing Carmen at carmen@mtaudubon.org 
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