White-rumped Swallow
White-rumped Swallow
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The White-rumped Swallow is a common swallow found in eastern South America, identifiable by its iridescent blue-black upperparts and a noticeable white rump patch.
Where to spot
Open habitats, grasslands, savannas, agricultural areas, and towns, often near water, across eastern South America (Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina).
How to spot
Look for the clear white rump contrasting with its dark iridescent upperparts. Observe its fast, agile flight as it forages for insects in the open. Often seen perching on wires.
When to spot
Year-round resident in much of its range, with some austral migrants. Active during daylight hours.
Where to spot
Open habitats, grasslands, savannas, agricultural areas, and towns, often near water, across eastern South America (Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina).
How to spot
Look for the clear white rump contrasting with its dark iridescent upperparts. Observe its fast, agile flight as it forages for insects in the open. Often seen perching on wires.
When to spot
Year-round resident in much of its range, with some austral migrants. Active during daylight hours.
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Like many swallows, this species is known to nest in a variety of natural and artificial cavities, including tree holes, rock crevices, and even culverts and buildings, showcasing its adaptability.
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