Sinaloa Martin | Animalz

Sinaloa MartinThis swallow breeds in the mountains of Mexico during summer. Breeding records describe nests in tree cavities; its wintering grounds remain unknown.What does it look like?Breeding males are bluish purple with a white belly and undertail. Females are similar, but have a dark gray-brown throat and upper breast.How does it live?This swallow breeds in the mountains of Mexico during summer. Breeding records describe nests in tree cavities; its wintering grounds remain unknown.At breeding sites it nests colonially, mainly in tree cavities. The account records one small group of 2–6 birds and historical groups of 15–30 or more; the wintering grounds are unconfirmed.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.