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Tree Swallow
Tachycineta bicolor
Physical description:
They have a blue/black shiny top coat, with a white underbelly. They are relatively small, measuring about 5 inches long. They have small pointed black beaks. Their tails are forked. They are often flying or gliding in meadows, and have a distinct swallow-like, or boomerang-like, shape.
Habitat:
Meadows, or any open areas near woods.
Voice:
A twittering whistle.
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