smallonion
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Hi! Here in Philadelphia (Manayunk section) there is a canal and towpath (Manayunk Canal) with some small bridges over the canal. Underneath there are nests that look like they are made from mud, and perching on them are small birds, who also flit and fly over the water, catching insects on the wing. From the internet and bird books, I can safely say they look A LOT like Cave Swallows. However, some of the internet sites say that Cave Swallows are only seen in the south of the country, not up here. Walking home tonight, at dusk, I saw dozens of these flitting, dipping in flight birds. What are they? They are dark on the head, back and wings, and very light colored on the bottom half of their bodies. They seem to have some coppery orange on them, too (under the chin).
Any id help gratefully received!
Michele
Any id help gratefully received!
Michele