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Tachycineta bicolor
this may be a juvenile or female, they usually have duller colours than the male
wetlands
I spotted these birds along the floating walkway over the wetlands in Point Pelee national park.
Spotted on Aug 18, 2013
Submitted on Oct 26, 2013
3 Comments
Going back to Pelee is on my list of things to do. Now just to find the time....
Thanks Gordon, I think that's it. Pelee is a magical place. Sounds like a great experience you had there. You must go back!
I think these may be young or female tree swallows. See http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/tree_... for more information. I'd guess the young would be flying in early August. Point Pelee is a wonderful place. I remember vividly our only visit there. A sharp-shinned hawk came barrelling through the woods as they do and shot right between Deb and myself. Very cool...grin.