White-throated Swallow

White-throated SwallowThis swallow lives in Africa south of the equator and catches insects in flight. Some birds that breed in South Africa are thought to move north after breeding.What does it look like?Adults have a white throat, blue-black head and back, and chestnut patches on the forehead and rump.How does it live?This swallow lives in Africa south of the equator and catches insects in flight. Some birds that breed in South Africa are thought to move north after breeding.It uses open grassland and scrub, often near rivers or dams, and catches insects while flying.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.