White-chinned Swift

Cypseloides cryptus

The White-chinned Swift is a medium-sized bird known for its rapid and agile flight. It has a streamlined body, long wings, and a distinctive white chin patch. These swifts are often found in mountainous regions, where they nest in caves and cliffs. They are highly aerial, spending most of their time in flight as they forage for insects. Their piercing calls can often be heard echoing through the canyons and gorges where they reside. White-chinned Swifts are known for their remarkable aerial acrobatics and are a fascinating sight to observe in their natural habitat.

Habitat: Mountainous regions, caves, cliffs