Swifts have been nesting in Jerusalem's Western Wall for centuries, with experts counting at least 88 nests in the site's crevices. An Israeli paraglider is actively involved in efforts to protect these birds, which catch insects to feed their young and encourage their nestlings to take flight.
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Israeli Paraglider Works to Protect Swifts Nesting at the Western Wall
An Israeli paraglider is working to protect swifts that have nested in the Western Wall of Jerusalem for centuries. Experts have identified at least 88 nests in the area, highlighting the importance of these birds to the local ecosystem.
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An Israeli paraglider tries to save migrating swifts that nest in the Western Wall
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Israeli Paraglider Works to Protect Swifts Nesting at the Western Wall