The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS) subclass 187 allows employers in Tasmania to employ skilled migrants if a position cannot be filled by an Australia citizen or permanent resident.
If you cannot wait until the babies have fledged you may contact a licensed wildlife cooperator to help you find a solution. Chimney swifts are protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and a federal permit is needed to remove birds and their nests during the nesting season.
The Hobby can dive at 240 km/h and is the Common Swiftâs only natural enemy on the wing, because no other predatory bird can fly fast enough and maneuver well enough to catch a free-flying Swift. Can the Common Swift really sleep in flight? Yes. The Common Swift can fly without landing for very long periods. This is possible, because it can do many things while flying. It can eat, drink, sleep, and even mate while flying. Only for the breeding process Common Swifts must land.