Family

Artamidae

Habits

Diurnal, travelling in swarming flocks of several hundreds or more.

Habitat

Woodland, Open eucalypt and acacia woodlands of inland eastern Australia.

Breeding

August September October November December January, 2-3, white, gray blotches. Nest a shallow bowl of twigs in fork of shrub or small tree. Incubation about 12 days by both sexes, young fledge in 13-15 days.

Parks

Kakadu National Park

Diet

Omnivore, flying insects; nectar; blossoms.

Details

Common Name: White-browed Woodswallow Scientific Name: Artamus superciliosus
Sub Order: Unavailable Order: Passeriformes
Class: Aves Category: Endemic
Status: Least Concern Size: 190-200 mm.

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