- the bill is orange-red and the legs and feet are pink. The most
common hirundine plumage is
glossy dark blue or
green above and
plain or
streaked underparts...
- and
common tern,
writing "Sterna
fissipes [Chlidonias leucopterus] et
Hirundine [Sterna hirundo] natam". This bird has a
number of
geographical races...
-
often forages high
above the
woodland canopy in ****ociation with
other hirundines and swifts. The
mosque swallow nests either solitarily or in
small groups...
- 9 m/s (32.5 ft/s), less than the
roughly 11 m/s (36 ft/s)
typical for
hirundines, but the data is limited. The bird
often flies high, and
shows the white...
- ab omni
parte magno ****
deformitatis ludibrio spectandum patebat. Nam
hirundines, quae sub oris eius
lineamentis nidos molitae fuerant, in
eiusdem pectus...
- barn swallow, but the
flight speed of 11 m/s (36 ft/s) is
typical for
hirundines. The
western house martin is a
noisy species,
especially at its breeding...
- 237–238 "Aesop (Thomas Bewick)". mythfolklore.net. "237. De
Luxurioso et
Hirundine. (Phryx
Aesopus by Osius)". Phrases.org The
Dictionary of
European Proverbs...
-
feeding in
flocks often with
other aerial predators like swifts, or
other hirundines such as the barn or
striated swallows. In the case of at
least the common...
-
HERMITA –
Armit HERES – Le Hare; Eyre
HIERONYMUS – Jerome;
Jerram de
HIRUNDINE –
Arundel HISPANIOLUS –
Aspinall de HOGA – de la Hoge; Hogg de
HOLMO –...
- main
swallow lineage early in its
evolutionary history. Like
other early hirundine lineages,
these martins nest in self-excavated burrows,
rather than adopted...
