Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica subsp. erythrogaster) In American birds the adult female is whiter underneath than the more rusty colored male. This couple is enjoying a leisurely afternoon knowing they have raised their youngsters which can now feed themselves. Photographed just north of Hays...
First time I saw them while walking along Don River - West trail in Southern Ontario. Initially I thought they were tree swallow as they are more common in this area. The previous photo posted is also of a flying barn swallow - what a coincidence.
Another summer and another Swallow on the signpost
The fifth year runnining I've posted this kind of image
Numbers of Swallows nesting in the sluice at Minsmere are down on previous years,
this may be due to ongoing maintenance work
The image depicts an adult Barn Swallow feeding its young soliciting for food, whilst perched on a wire in Extremadura, Spain on the 25th May 2013.
The image was focused manually with a Canon 7D and Kowa TP556 LenScope & TX10 adapter at 1/640sec @ F11 ISO 200
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