Common Swallow

The common swallow is a small, agile bird with long, slender wings and a forked tail. It is typically found in open areas, such as fields and meadows, and feeds on insects and other small prey. Swallows are known for their aerial acrobatics and are often seen darting through the air in pursuit of insects. They are also known for their intricate mud nests, which they build on cliffs, buildings, and other structures. In some parts of the world, swallows are considered symbols of good luck and are believed to bring prosperity to homes and farms.
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