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A small, highly aerial migratory bird (Chaetura pelagica, in the family Apodidae) native to North and South America, characterized by a dark, cigar-shaped body, long narrow wings, and a strong biological preference for roosting and nesting inside masonry chimneys or similar hollow vertical structures.

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"At dusk during their autumn migration, thousands of chimney swifts can be seen swirling in a massive flock before diving down into a single industrial smokestack for the night."

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