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04/16/2012 03:43:08 PM |
| These birds are wonderful - when I used to mow lawn on a riding lawn mower they would dive bomb me looking for the insects that were disturbed by the mower. They are a really pretty bird if you can just get them to stop! They always built their mud nests on the beams in the open barns at our farm. |
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04/04/2012 03:30:11 PM |
| Good ID. The forked tail is a field mark. And, the coloration indicates the Eurasian version. Nice fly by photo. |
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04/04/2012 03:06:58 PM |
| A very difficult bird to photograph while they are flying. You did well! Our barn swallows are orange on their underparts, not white like this example. |
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04/04/2012 11:19:17 AM |
| I've never been able to photograph a swallow. |
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04/04/2012 11:17:22 AM |
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