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Photographs © Ulrich Tigges & Erich Kaiser
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Photographs, video and sound are courtesy of
Louis-Philippe Arnhem - SMS
Worldwide
Jorge Sanz - Alcudia Swift Campaign Anne Youngman - the Bat Conservation
Trust Bill Ball - Lincoln England Jake
Campbell - Grenoble, France
Dr Ken Perry - BTO Coleraine
Derek Brown - Derek Brown Photography
London Borough of Camden
Ulrich Tigges - Commonswift.org Berlin
Clare Darlaston - Concern for Swifts Scotland
Helen Perkins - Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Julian Dowding Bram Vogels Oriana Ferrandino - Ascoli Piceno Italy
Mauro Ferri - CISNIAR Italy Raymond Fulton - NHS Northern Ireland Mark
Glanville - Bristol Swifts Marc Guyt - AGAMI
Photo Agency Darz Mol & Inger
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Tim Webb
- RSPB London Office Graham Catley
- www.nyctea.co.uk Martin Grund - Swift
Schools in Bavaria Richard
Aumonier - Sculptor
Terry Simms - Tarifa Swift Photos
Erich Kaiser - Kronberg Swift Colony
Arthur Leidgren - Sweden Tom Lindroos - Finland
Margers Martinsons
Seyed Babak Musavi Dick Newell - Action for Swifts
Jonathan Pomroy - Wildlife Artist
Richard Thaxton - RSPB Scotland
Hans Willemsen - Haarlem, Holland
Graham Roberts - West Sussex CC/SOS
Amanda Ferguson - Zoological Society of London Alan Wadsworth - Cambridge
Bird Club Willi Bernbeck & Matthias
Schmidt Dave McGough |
Swift
Conservation gratefully acknowledges help from
AGAMI
Photo Agency Blackredstarts.org
British Trust for Ornithology
CISNIAR Italy
London Borough of Camden
Commonswift.org Berlin
London Borough of Croydon
Derek Brown Photography
The
City of Edinburgh Council Martin Grund - Swifts & Schools
Jan Holmgren Ecobuild
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ARUP Erich Kaiser - Kronberg Swift Colony Livingroofs.org
The late Chris Mead Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
Oxley Conservation
Jorge Sanz - Alcudia Swift Campaign
Michael Shemilt - Century Galleries
London Borough of Southwark
Sussex Ornithological Society
West Sussex County Council
Zoological Society of London
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