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Woodswallows are aerial hunters but are not closely related to swallows. There are several species -- this is the white-breasted woodswallow); none are brightly colored but all are nicely patterned, typically in shades of brown or gray. Like many woodswallows, white-breasted woodswallows often huddle together on branches, as shown here. I took the photos at the Fowlers Gap arid zone reserch station, about 100 km north of Broken Hill in far northwestern New South Wales. |
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