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No. Chimney swifts nest during the warmer seasons of the year–times when one is unlikely to be using the fireplace. Chimney swift nests usually last barely long enough for the young birds to fledge before breaking away from the chimney wall. Studies have shown that chimney swift nests are very difficult to set on fire, even deliberately.
