Welcome Swallow
A species of Typical swallows Scientific name : Hirundo neoxena Genus : Typical swallows
Welcome Swallow, A species of Typical swallows
Botanical name: Hirundo neoxena
Genus: Typical swallows
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Description
The small, quick welcome Swallow can be spotted in open country, largely around water sources. This is the most common swallow of Australia, and got its name from an old sailor’s phrase—mariners who spotted this bird knew they were approaching land. Though native to Australia, today it is commonly spotted in New Zealand.
Size
15 cm
Life Expectancy
6 years 
Nest Placement
Building
Feeding Habits
Welcome Swallow predominantly consume flying insects, capturing them mid-air with their aerial agility. They drink by skimming over water surfaces, allowing for hydration without alighting. Unique cooperative behavior in foraging sets welcome Swallow apart, corralling insects with others. Feeding adapts to insect availability and occurrence.
Habitat
Welcome Swallow predominantly occupy open regions such as pasturelands, coasts, and areas of agriculture. These birds show a preference for environments in proximity to water bodies. Moreover, welcome Swallow are frequently found in human-modified landscapes, including urban settings, where they often roost in wetlands and display adaptability by breeding near human dwellings.
Dite type
Insectivorous
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Feeding Habits
Bird food type
Distribution Area
The winter range in northern Australia overlaps with that of wintering barn swallow (Hirundo rustica), but the latter is readily separable by its blue breast band. Welcome swallows readily breed close to human habitation. Swallows are a commonly found on wires, posts and other perches.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Birds Order
Perching birds Family
Swallows Genus
Typical swallows Species
Welcome Swallow 
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