Ethiopian Swallow

Ethiopian SwallowA small swallow with a reddish forehead, dark-blue upperparts and a deeply forked tail. It catches flying insects; its two subspecies occupy separate parts of Africa.What does it look like?It is about 13 cm long, with a reddish forehead, dark-blue crown and back, black wings, and a deeply forked bluish-black tail.How does it live?A small swallow with a reddish forehead, dark-blue upperparts and a deeply forked tail. It catches flying insects; its two subspecies occupy separate parts of Africa.Its diet includes flies, bees, flying ants, termites and cicadas.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.