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A tree swallow can twist its neck almost all the way around!
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A tree swallow can twist its neck almost all the way around!
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sapphire gem (american tree swallow) digital / photoshop 2026
Great time creature-spotting this past weekend
Tree Swallow (Tachycineta bicolor)
Days 19-27 of birdtober 2025 [list by @/aholmesartstudio on Instagram]
Red Footed Boobie ☆ Golden Plover ☆ Eurasian Sparrow
Tree Swallow ☆ Northern Waterthrush ☆ Olive Warbler
Acorn Woodpecker ☆ Pacific Wren ☆ California Condor
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Tree Swallow Tachycineta bicolor
3/10/2024 San Joaquin Marsh, Orange County, California
The tree swallows at this location are a part of an ongoing monitoring project by the local Audubon chapter and the water district that manages the land. The first nest boxes were installed in 1998, and now there are over 100 nest boxes. This project has almost singlehandedly recovered the population of tree swallows in Orange County--during the 1985-1990 Orange County breeding bird atlas project, there were 0 successful tree swallow nests. Now, anyone can go to places like this marsh and see hundreds of tree swallows actively nesting!
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tree swallow
Today I was a witness to the nest box wars. There used to be 2 nest boxes not far from each other in this part of the park and one would have tree swallows and one would have bluebirds, but now there's only one box and they both want to raise families in it. It may end up that neither one can.