The famed swallows of San Juan Capistrano in California are eschewing their normal haunts. The solution? Play mating calls with the hope that the Cliff Swallows will be enticed to return!
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This made me so sad! Song of the Swallow was a favorite childhood book of mine! I wish them luck in their efforts to restore the migration to the mission!