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  1. Purple Martin

    Purple Martin

    Hirondelle noire.
  2. L

    A few unknown birds from Gambia

    Hi, a have for quite a while had problems with a few identifications from a trip in February 2019 to Gambia. Hope you can brighten some lights on some of them. Photo 1: Assume this to be a Pink-backed Pelican. Photo 2 and 3: I feel this has to be a Wahlberg's Eagle, but somehow the jizz gives...
  3. Peruvian Martin

    Peruvian Martin

    A large, scarce swallow that is the nearly endemic to the arid coast of Peru
  4. Hotel Gurgaon : Gray-throated Martin : call : Amazing Wildlife of India by ... Renu Tewari and Alok Tewari

    Hotel Gurgaon : Gray-throated Martin : call : Amazing Wildlife of India by ... Renu Tewari and Alok Tewari

    Hotel Gurgaon ... Once upon a time ... before Covid struck the planet ... In an earthen embankment created through human activity ... The clay ... ... it seemed was ideal for their needs ... ... and their wonderful expression says it ... Watch the Hotel Gurgaon ... ... the Suite and their...
  5. Female martin

    Female martin

    Collecting nest material
  6. Azan Khan

    Martin ID from Pakistan

    Hi. I just wanted to confirm if this is a Dusky Crag Martin. This species is range restricted to extreme SE Pakistan (Runn Of Kutch, Sindh). The following bird was recorded at Lahore (Punjab) in June 2021, over a thousand kilometres northwards from its known range in Pakistan. No other martin...
  7. Purple Martins

    Purple Martins

    https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/321146211
  8. Purple Martin

    Purple Martin

    https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/321145201
  9. Purple Martins

    Purple Martins

    https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/321325641
  10. Purple martin

    Purple martin

    Our martin houses at all the wetlands are pretty full this time of year - I visited three different wetlands reserves, and every martin house was full occupancy. This one was at the western wetlands where I went to see the wood ducks, and they were surprisingly unconcerned with me walking right...
  11. Purple martin in flight

    Purple martin in flight

    Speedy little bullets to try to track, but fun to try! The martins return to South Florida right around the end of January and to feed and breed, and stay until early summer before flying back off to South America around July.
  12. Dusky Crag Martin Pair

    Dusky Crag Martin Pair

  13. Dusky Crag Martin

    Dusky Crag Martin

  14. Dusky Crag Martin Pair

    Dusky Crag Martin Pair

  15. Sniff! Sniff!

    Sniff! Sniff!

    ASY female Purple Martin
  16. Southern Martin (Male)

    Southern Martin (Male)

    Southern Martin (Progne elegans) Male, in flight.
  17. Southern Martin

    Southern Martin

    Southern Martin (Progne elegans) Male and I assume a female on the right.
  18. Brown-chested Martin

    Brown-chested Martin

    Brown-chested Martin (Progne tapera fusca)
  19. Purple Martins

    Purple Martins

    Purple Martins (Progne subis subis)
  20. Purple Martin (male)

    Purple Martin (male)

    Purple Martin (Progne subis subis) Male.
  21. Purple Martin (male)

    Purple Martin (male)

    Purple Martin (Progne subis subis) Male.
  22. Tree Martin Resting

    Tree Martin Resting

    I was lucky enough to come across a flock resting im a dead tree at the edge of our lake. Too distant, so heavily cropped.
  23. Pale Rock Martin

    Pale Rock Martin

  24. Gray-breasted Martin

    Gray-breasted Martin

    Gray-breasted Martin (Progne chalybea subsp. chalybea)
  25. Asian pied starling

    Asian pied starling

    Asian Pied Starlings occur naturally on the plains and low foothills of the Indian Subcontinent (South Asia) and Southeast Asia up to 2,300 feet (700 meters) above sea level. These starlings typically remain in areas with easy access to open water. Over the last decades, they have expanded their...
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