Western House-Martin
- Score
- 1.3374397
- Family
- Hirundinidae
- Tail Shape
- forked
- Wing Shape
- pointed
Why it matters
The Western House-Martin is a master of aerial agility, recognized by its distinctive pointed wings and deeply forked tail that allow for swift, graceful maneuvers. These migratory birds have long been valued as symbols of spring, as they are famous for constructing intricate, mud-pellet nests in the sheltered eaves of human buildings.
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