Quick update: It seems like swallow "feather play" has been recorded in
Barn Swallows but documented much more heavily in Tree Swallows. With a
little more research, I found a first-hand report (on The Birding
Project's blog) of very similar behavior to Trees in the closely related
Violet-green
Quick update: It seems like swallow "feather play" has been recorded in
Barn Swallows but documented much more heavily in Tree Swallows. With a
little more research, I found a first-hand report (on The Birding
Project's blog) of very similar behavior to Trees in the closely related
Violet-green
That’s a pretty wonderful recollection —- glad you had such glorious
experience!
Judy Thurber
Liverpool
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> On Jun 9, 2021, at 7:05 AM, Meena Madhav Haribal wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Barn Swallows are fascinating creatures. Recently, I was on dirt road, in a
> rural
That’s a pretty wonderful recollection —- glad you had such glorious
experience!
Judy Thurber
Liverpool
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jun 9, 2021, at 7:05 AM, Meena Madhav Haribal wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Barn Swallows are fascinating creatures. Recently, I was on dirt road, in a
> rural
Hi all,
Barn Swallows are fascinating creatures. Recently, I was on dirt road, in a
rural area of Grand Forks ND, cruising slowly to look for grassland birds. And
I parked at one wet location to record some birds. All of sudden I found four
or five Barn Swallows flying around the car and
Hi all,
Barn Swallows are fascinating creatures. Recently, I was on dirt road, in a
rural area of Grand Forks ND, cruising slowly to look for grassland birds. And
I parked at one wet location to record some birds. All of sudden I found four
or five Barn Swallows flying around the car and
