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Hello everybody again!
This post is a bit odd, is a post dedicated to a pajarro called Swift that many people do not know.
This comes about that last night I explained to Hinperyon that where summer have made a nest on my window and that as these birds are not worth to walk because his feet are not prepared, therefore directly crash into the nest, usually in her cupped blinds.
Of course, I'm sleeping and listening to a mild "Peep" but suddenly the mother arrives with a truck driver PIO PIO M-30 and gets a Guarrazar against the blind and I am a boat. In addition, Peep do make a sound plan jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii total scream !!!!! (OK, this andmpieza to look like a post ....) follatrolls
These birds have very good aim, slip into the hole in the shutter speed through kamicaze plan ... if for any reason whatsoever fails (rare) and school you in the bedroom, the poor and not good for walking because it has no landing gear or knees because it is there, screaming and flapping ...
All this caused trauma to the poor Carmen told me nightmares that night tending to the swifts. So I placed a picture better and more consistent explanation xDxD

In Wikipedia puts it: "The common swift (Apus apus ) is a ave Apodiformes Family the dubbed , specially adapted for flight, with wings sickle , short tail Fork shallow, very wide mouth and big topped with a small peak, black plumage with a white or gray small portion of peak, short legs and claws tiny but extremely strong prey that allow you to hold on to high places and that if dropped experienced great difficulty in tracing the flight. "and I think as it gives you even more afraid of CHT
Hinperyon OoMLXC "From the very origins of zoology
suspected that the late 60's was found, that the swifts spend most of his life in the air, eat, sleep and flying mate. only settle to lay eggs, incubate and raise their chicks. remain a nonstop flight for nine months of the year. The young leave the nest morning flying suddenly, without prior training, and do not return to it ever. At night, these birds are found up to 2,000 m high and sleep there, flying. " indeed, only go back to my shutter to wake me. "PIII PIII" PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PIIIIIII PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII "CATACLOF! PIIIIIIIIIIIII PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII pipipi (and I already have four pillows on their heads, usually only took one on the head)
" Swifts emit high-pitched scream that in some countries has earned them the nickname
devil bird. "'Yes, especially on Sunday morning. I have faith and hope they leave my shutter for August ... in July I will have to get up at six o'clock so maybe use the CATACLOF PLOF PLOF piiiiiiiiipiiiiiiii PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII as an alarm clock .... the weekend I'll use extra pillows and earplugs .... But we have a cat that up ... That's another clear he hears the "PIII PIII" and will spend 24 hours with the head at