Mangrove Swallows
The mangrove swallow, scientifically known as Tachycineta albilinea, belongs to the family of birds called Hirundinidae, which includes swallows and martins. These are small passerine birds that feed on insects while flying in the air. The mangrove swallow is a unique species found only in coastal regions of Central and South America. The mangrove swallow is a bird species that can be found in various habitats along the coasts of Central and South America, including mangroves, estuaries, coastal forests, and beaches. They are known to prefer areas with high humidity levels as well as those near bodies of water such as rivers or lagoons.
Photographer: Dave Saunders