housemartin

the housemartin returned to its mud nest under our eaves each spring.

a large housemartin colony has established itself on the coastal cliffs.

we watched the housemartin swooping through the sky catching insects.

the housemartin migration is a spectacular natural phenomenon each autumn.

housemartins build their nests using mud pellets collected from nearby puddles.

the young housemartin nestlings chirped loudly waiting for food.

housemartins often return to the same nesting site year after year.

the decline in housemartin populations worries conservationists throughout europe.

we observed the elegant aerial display of the housemartin at dusk.

housemartins typically breed twice during the summer season in temperate regions.

the characteristic mud nests of housemartins can be seen on traditional buildings.

during autumn, housemartins gather in large flocks before migrating south.