White-breasted Woodswallow

Artamus insignis

The White-breasted Woodswallow is a small passerine bird found in Australia and New Guinea. It has a distinctive white breast and belly, contrasting with a dark gray head and back. This species is known for its aerial acrobatics, often catching insects on the wing. It typically forms small flocks and is often seen perching on exposed branches. The White-breasted Woodswallow is a highly agile and social bird, often engaging in playful interactions within its group. It is a common sight in open woodland and savanna habitats, where it forages for flying insects. This species is not currently considered at risk and is widely distributed throughout its range.

Habitat: Open woodland and savanna