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Tachycineta bicolor
There were several of these swallows at the park. Adult males are bright iridescent blue-green above with white underparts.
Spotted in a wetland at Flaming Geyser State Park.
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Thanks Brian. It's on my list to see.
Thank you Tukup. They arrive in Washington State in March and most will leave by mid-August with a few that may stay till September.
That's a beautiful little bird Brian. My sister lives in Auburn. I'm going to have to see if I can find one next time out there. I see Cornell says they start migrating south in July or August. That seems awfully early. Do you know the months you see them around there?
Thank you, Jae.
Great serie, Brian!