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Year Category Criteria; 2016: Least Concern: 2012: Least Concern: 2009: Least Concern: 2008: Least Concern: 2004: Least Concern: 2000: Lower Risk/Least Concern: 1994.
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The lesser striped swallow (Cecropis abyssinica) is a large swallow. It breeds in Sub-Saharan Africa from Sierra Leone and southern Sudan south into eastern South Africa. It is partially migratory with South African birds wintering further north. West African birds leave the north of the breeding range in the dry season.
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The lesser striped swallow ( Cecropis abyssinica ) is a large swallow. It breeds in Sub-Saharan Africa from Sierra Leone and southern Sudan south into eastern South Africa. It is partially migratory with South African birds wintering further north. West African birds leave the north of the breeding range in the dry season. Te Terrestrial Mi
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Lesser Striped Swallow
Lesser striped swallows (Cecropis abyssinica) are one of our most common backyard residents. Every evening when the light conditions are less harsh, dozens of them land in the acacia trees, chirping away. They seem to prefer certain perches, and these two swallows always situate themselves at the end of a particular branch. Usually one will…
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The lesser striped swallow has heavier and darker underparts striping, a deeper red rump, and a brighter head colour than the larger greater striped swallow. Behavior It feeds mainly on flying insects, but has been known to eat small fruits. The flight is erratic, and the call is a nasal "zeh zeh zeh zeh zeh".
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The lesser striped swallow is a large swallow. It breeds in Sub-Saharan Africa from Sierra Leone and southern Sudan south into eastern South Africa. It is partially migratory with South African birds wintering further north. West African birds leave the north of the breeding range in the dry season. Source: Wikipedia ( 0 votes)
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The lesser striped swallow (Cecropis abyssinica) is a large species of swallow found in much of sub-Saharan Africa. It grows to a length of 15-19 cm (6-7.5 in).
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lesser striped swallowCecropis abyssinica) is a large . It breeds in Sub-Saharan Africa Sierra Leone and southern Sudan south into eastern . It is partially with South African birds wintering further north. West African birds leave the north of the breeding range in the dry season. This is a bird of wooded, mainly lowland habitats.
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The lesser striped swallow (Cecropis abyssinica) is a large swallow. It breeds in Sub-Saharan Africa from Sierra Leone and southern Sudan south into eastern South Africa. It is partially migratory with South African birds wintering further north. West African birds leave the north of the breeding range in the dry season.
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The Lesser Striped Swallow is a Southern African bird that belongs to the hirundinidae bird family group which includes birds such as Hirundinidae. The description for the Lesser Striped Swallow (Latin name Hirundo abyssinica) can be found in the 7th Edition of the Roberts Birds of Southern Africa.
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Lesser Striped Swallow bird information Values; Conservation status: LC - Least concern: Synonyms: Ethiopian Swallow, Striped Swallow, Smaller Striped Swallow, Lesser Striped-Swallow: Old latin name for bird: Hirundo puella, Hirundo abyssinica, Cercropis abyssinica: Order: Perching birds / Passeriformes: Family:
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Pairs and small groups forage over grassland, woodland, and cultivation, generally at lower elevations than Greater Striped Swallow. The flight is fairly strong, much like that of a Barn Swallow. The larger Greater Striped Swallow is similar to Lesser Striped Swallow but with fewer and finer streaks, especially on the throat and ears, giving it.
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Description Calling from fence The greater striped swallow is 18-20 cm (7.1-7.9 in) long. It has dark blue upperparts with a pale orange rump and a chestnut crown, nape and sides of the head. The underparts and underwing coverts are creamy white with dark streaking, and the upper wings and underwing flight feathers are blackish-brown.
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Lesser Striped Swallow (Cecropis abyssinica) is a common species, which is distributed along the coast and adjacent interior of the Eastern Cape Province and Transkei, throughout much of KwaZulu-Natal, the Transvaal woodland areas, and most of Swaziland and Zimbabwe.
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The lesser striped swallow ( Cecropis abyssinica) is a large swallow. It breeds in Sub-Saharan Africa from Sierra Leone and southern Sudan south into eastern South Africa. It is partially migratory with South African birds wintering further north. West African birds leave the north of the breeding range in the dry season. Sources and Credits
