Friends of Kootenay, Wildlife & Scenery   |   July 28, 2012 

Feeding time

Cliff swallows

Cliff swallow's unique mud nest (Photo by Alan Dibb)

These cliff swallows have built their nests under a bridge near the Yoho-Banff boundary. These insect-eating birds are long-distance migrants, flying to southern South America beginning in late summer. Although not officially a species-at-risk in Canada, cliff swallows and their eggs and nests are protected under the Migratory Birds Convention Act.

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