The Pied-winged Swallow is a small blue-and-white swallow with conspicuous white lines at the base of its wings.
It is a small swallow with blue-and-white plumage and a shallow fork in the tail. Prominent white lines cross the bases of the wings.
Active by day, it catches insects and other invertebrates in the air. It uses woodland near freshwater as well as savanna and areas around towns.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.