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*Broad white band from in front of eye to nape ...ering in southern [[Japan]] and eastern [[China]]. Has been recorded south to the Ryukyu Islands and [[Taiwan]].

* Legs dark grey to black May be confused with young [[Rook]]. The shape of head and the flight are quite di

Similar to adult, but slightly browner, and paler (particularly the under-tail coverts ...by comparison. Unlike buzzards, frequently twists its tail at up to 70-80° to the plane of the wings.

...throughout much of [[China]], the [[Himalayas]] and southeast China south to [[Vietnam]]. ...and central and eastern Europe south to northern [[Greece]] and eastwards to the Urals. Also has a patchy distribution further west breeding in west and

...ge; the head and throat are mottled brown and black and are the last parts to gain adult colouring. ...d building a nest on a tree on May 17 in Singapore but breeding has yet to be confirmed.

...s the white patch on the mantle; in the adult bird, flight feathers should be whitish with a broad black trailing edge. ...sia occurs from [[Iran]] eastwards through most of [[India]] and [[Nepal]] to South-East Asia, and eastern and southern [[China]]. Also occurs in the [[L

...imed at explaining the bird and biology specific vocabulary you are likely to meet in other threads in Birdforum. '''Allopatry, allopatric''': word used to describe that two populations (often species or subspecies) have non-overla

...imed at explaining the bird and biology specific vocabulary you are likely to meet in other threads in Birdforum. '''Parasitise, parasitize''': in the context of birds, this most often refer to [[Dictionary_A-C#B|Brood parasite]].

...en in others (see Subspecies, below). Remainder of underparts creamy white to orange-red depending on subspecies. The deeply forked tail is spotted white ...k and very sickle or boomerang-shaped and are comparatively large compared to the three hirundines below.

*White tips to flight feathers *Streaked brown spots or streaks on head to upper breast

*Similar to adult but lacks red ...r south, but is not very predictable. An irruptive species, this bird can be abundant in places some winters and completely absent in other winters.

...in [[La Mancha wetlands]], a large cluster of shallow wetlands associated to the Western Mancha aquifer located in the corner formed by the provinces of ...between Alcázar de San Juan and Villafranca de los Caballeros. The closest to Alcázar town is Laguna de La Veguilla, which usually is the hotspot for th