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Bank swallow? NJ (1 Viewer)

xyz99

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Is this a bank swallow? Seen at DeKorte, NJ a couple days ago. I'm thinking it might be too early for immature tree swallows. Thanks
 

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Tree swallow

The relatively straight line of dark to white plumage on the face, just below the eye gives it away.

On a Bank swallow, the dark would extend down much further, and with much more irregularity in the border straightness.
 
Tree swallow

The relatively straight line of dark to white plumage on the face, just below the eye gives it away.

On a Bank swallow, the dark would extend down much further, and with much more irregularity in the border straightness.

Good explanation, thanks.
 
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