Tree Swallow

Description
5-6 1/4". Sparrow-sized. The only swallow in the East with metallic blue or blue-green upperparts and clear white underparts. Young birds are dull brown above, but distinguished from Bank and Northern Rough-winged swallows by their clearer white underparts.
Voice
Cheerful series of liquid twitters.
Habitat
Lakesshores, flooded meadows, marshes, and streams.
Nesting
4-6 white eggs in a feather-lined cup of grass placed in a hole in a tree or in a nest box.
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