Swallow babies- Colonel Sam Smith Park
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Swallow babies- Colonel Sam Smith Park

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Ally

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Hi, I found these two cuties by the yacht club, there were barns and cliffs around, but they weren't being fed while they are in sight, so I don't know whose babies they are.
Can someone please help? Thank you. :P  :P
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They look like juvenile Bank swallows but I'm not familiar with young swallows
so you'll need an expert's opinion.
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Quote from: "Shortsighted"
They look like juvenile Bank swallows but I'm not familiar with young swallows
so you'll need an expert's opinion.
Thank you, while I got you, can I please ask you a question. I just had two Eastern Kingbirds visiting the deadtree on my neighbour's back yard, but both of them appeared to have brown bellies. I only have one badly lit photo, but he was dancing in the air right in front of me, almost as brown as some robins. How could it be?
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