Cecropis striolata - Striated Swallow

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Modified 14-Oct-24

Created 14-Oct-24

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The Striated Swallow (Cecropis striolata) is a small bird with a distinctive pattern of fine striations on its underparts, a blue-black back, and a rufous forehead and throat. It has long, pointed wings and a forked tail.

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Category:Animals

Subcategory:Birds

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Keywords:Cecropis striolata, Striated Swallow, birdwatching, blue-black back, fine striations, forked tail, migratory bird, near water, open areas, pointed wings, rufous forehead, rufous throat, small bird, wildlife photography

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