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Malagasy Swift

Malagasy Swift

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The Malagasy Swift is a medium-sized swift endemic to Madagascar and its surrounding islands. It is a highly aerial insectivore, soaring effortlessly over diverse landscapes from forests to coastal areas.
Where to spot
Endemic to Madagascar and the Comoros Islands. Found over a variety of habitats, including forests, open country, and coastal areas, often near cliffs or rocky outcrops.
How to spot
Look for its dark, uniform plumage and typical swift flight. Its identification is primarily aided by its restricted island distribution, although distinguishing it from other dark swifts requires careful observation.
When to spot
Present year-round in its range. Active during the day, particularly visible during periods of insect abundance.
File:Apus balstoni - Nigel Voaden - 3819422.jpeg
File:Apus balstoni - Nigel Voaden - 3819422.jpeg
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Unlike many migratory swifts, the Malagasy Swift is largely resident within its island range, a common trait for species isolated on islands.
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