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The Common Swift is an aerial specialist rarely coming to the ground. This means they have been little studied. This book relates the author's time spent studying these special birds between 2006-2011 at a nesting colony where he had unique access. The author has tried to convey information about swifts in a more personal and interesting style than is the case in scientific texts.