White-winged Swallow

Tachycineta albiventer

The White-winged Swallow (Tachycineta albiventer) is a small, migratory bird found in South America. This species is known for its striking white underparts and distinctive white wing patches. White-winged Swallows are typically found near water, where they catch insects on the wing. They are highly agile fliers and often form large flocks during the breeding season. These swallows construct cup-shaped nests made of mud and plant material, usually placed in cavities or crevices. The species is known for its cheerful, chattering calls and acrobatic flight displays during courtship.

Habitat: Near water bodies