A british swallow in flight hi-res stock photography and images

British Aircraft Company (B.A.) Cataract Swallow 2 G-AELG (msn 449), at Lympne for the 1946 or 1947 (it competed in both) Folkestone Aero Trophy air races. Paul Godfrey, the owner and race pilot, won the 1947 event at an average of 96 mph. Stock Photo

RM2M9AF93–British Aircraft Company (B.A.) Cataract Swallow 2 G-AELG (msn 449), at Lympne for the 1946 or 1947 (it competed in both) Folkestone Aero Trophy air races. Paul Godfrey, the owner and race pilot, won the 1947 event at an average of 96 mph.

A Flight of Swallows (Hirundo rustica), Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2KH8JGE–A Flight of Swallows (Hirundo rustica), Cheshire, England, UK

B.A. Niagara Swallow II G-AFCL (msn 462), circa 1949, at White Waltham. G-AFCL is still currently registered in the UK. (B.A. - British Aircraft Manufacturing Company Ltd.) Stock Photo

RM2M9AK6H–B.A. Niagara Swallow II G-AFCL (msn 462), circa 1949, at White Waltham. G-AFCL is still currently registered in the UK. (B.A. - British Aircraft Manufacturing Company Ltd.)

A beautiful swallow (Hirundo rustica ) in flight against a green clear background. Suffolk, UK. . Stock Photo

RF2JBW4WD–A beautiful swallow (Hirundo rustica ) in flight against a green clear background. Suffolk, UK. .

B.A. Swallow II VH-UUM (msn 409), at Mildura on 28 September 1962. Exported to R.H.F. Hickson, Maylands WA, Australia in 1935. Currently under restoration at The Australian National Aviation Museum (B.A. - British Aircraft Manufacturing Company Ltd.). Stock Photo

RM2RGAE08–B.A. Swallow II VH-UUM (msn 409), at Mildura on 28 September 1962. Exported to R.H.F. Hickson, Maylands WA, Australia in 1935. Currently under restoration at The Australian National Aviation Museum (B.A. - British Aircraft Manufacturing Company Ltd.).

A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight, Pembrokeshire Stock Photo

RMJ3WFN3–A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight, Pembrokeshire

A flying swallow (Hirundo rustica ) collecting mud for nesting. Norfolk UK Stock Photo

RF2FWM1A2–A flying swallow (Hirundo rustica ) collecting mud for nesting. Norfolk UK

Swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight against blue sky Stock Photo

RME4G73X–Swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight against blue sky

Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight with a blue sky and copy space, a migrating bird that can be found flying in the UK in the spring from March Stock Photo

RF2FKE6NJ–Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight with a blue sky and copy space, a migrating bird that can be found flying in the UK in the spring from March

A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight against a deep blue sky, Norfolk Stock Photo

RM2GABJNM–A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight against a deep blue sky, Norfolk

A Barn swallow caught in flight Stock Photo

RF2XE52T0–A Barn swallow caught in flight

A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) low in flight over water catching insects, Norfolk Stock Photo

RM2CB1C5X–A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) low in flight over water catching insects, Norfolk

Brighton UK 27th September 2022 - A Swallow heading south for the winter enjoys a sunny but chilly Autumn morning along the South Downs Way at Devils Dyke just north of Brighton . : Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2K3J14C–Brighton UK 27th September 2022 - A Swallow heading south for the winter enjoys a sunny but chilly Autumn morning along the South Downs Way at Devils Dyke just north of Brighton . : Credit Simon Dack / Alamy Live News

A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) against a blue sky, Suffolk Stock Photo

RMWF9E0E–A Swallow (Hirundo rustica) against a blue sky, Suffolk

Barn swallow on a twig in the rain. Stock Photo

RF2RDF810–Barn swallow on a twig in the rain.

A single Swallow (Hirundo rustica) hunting insects over gorse bushes early morning, Pembrokeshire Stock Photo

RM2FT7W84–A single Swallow (Hirundo rustica) hunting insects over gorse bushes early morning, Pembrokeshire

A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the coast of Pembrokeshire, near Marloes in west Wales, well known for its wildlife Stock Photo

RM2R8NHEX–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the coast of Pembrokeshire, near Marloes in west Wales, well known for its wildlife

Swallow feeding young sitting on a barbed wire fence Stock Photo

RM2BMXKRE–Swallow feeding young sitting on a barbed wire fence

Swallow (Hirundo rustica) flying low over a summer meadow, Pembrokeshire Stock Photo

RM2XCDDBX–Swallow (Hirundo rustica) flying low over a summer meadow, Pembrokeshire

A Baby Swallow (Hirundo rustica) being fed by a parent in flight. Stock Photo

RFH62AE1–A Baby Swallow (Hirundo rustica) being fed by a parent in flight.

A Common Tern (Sterna hirundo) returning to nest with a fish in it's beak, Warwickshire Stock Photo

RM2C6TPHG–A Common Tern (Sterna hirundo) returning to nest with a fish in it's beak, Warwickshire

A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife Stock Photo

RM2X9T09D–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife

A Single Swallow (Hirundo rustica) flies low over field catching insects, Pembrokeshire, Wales Stock Photo

RMW125P4–A Single Swallow (Hirundo rustica) flies low over field catching insects, Pembrokeshire, Wales

An adult swallow feeds a fledgling in flight. The birds migrate from Africa to Scotland to bread before returning for the winter Stock Photo

RMB1PTNG–An adult swallow feeds a fledgling in flight. The birds migrate from Africa to Scotland to bread before returning for the winter

Barn Swallow flying through a vertical gap in a farm shed door. Stock Photo

RF2DBFGPB–Barn Swallow flying through a vertical gap in a farm shed door.

A swallow (Hirundo rustica ) on the wing collecting mud for nest building . Norfolk UK Stock Photo

RF2FWM1BB–A swallow (Hirundo rustica ) on the wing collecting mud for nest building . Norfolk UK

A Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) flies away sideways in an awkward position after feeding its baby on a wooden railing. Taken in Victoria, BC, Canada. Stock Photo

RF2M67884–A Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) flies away sideways in an awkward position after feeding its baby on a wooden railing. Taken in Victoria, BC, Canada.

RF2FKE6NH–Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight with a blue sky and copy space, a migrating bird that can be found flying in the UK in the spring from March

SWALLOW Hirundo rustica in flight Stock Photo

RMMFH43A–SWALLOW Hirundo rustica in flight

Britain To Go Over To All-Jet Aircraft - Experiments With DH 108. The new DH 108 jet-propelled single-seater research plane in flight over Hatfield airfield: Mr. Geoffrey de Havilland, the designer, is the pilot. Britain, already ahead of other countries in the development of jet propulsion motors, is on the threshold of a new era in civil aviation. All now British planes, both military and civil, are to befitted with pure-jet or gas-turbine engines driving propellers, which represents a big sto Stock Photo

RM2HX6352–Britain To Go Over To All-Jet Aircraft - Experiments With DH 108. The new DH 108 jet-propelled single-seater research plane in flight over Hatfield airfield: Mr. Geoffrey de Havilland, the designer, is the pilot. Britain, already ahead of other countries in the development of jet propulsion motors, is on the threshold of a new era in civil aviation. All now British planes, both military and civil, are to befitted with pure-jet or gas-turbine engines driving propellers, which represents a big sto

SWALLOW drinking in flight Hirundo rustica West Sussex, England Stock Photo

RMMFGXJR–SWALLOW drinking in flight Hirundo rustica West Sussex, England

Adult barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) feeding young swallows at the top of a tree in Surrey, UK Stock Photo

RMP81P1D–Adult barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) feeding young swallows at the top of a tree in Surrey, UK

A swallow taking off from a roof top Stock Photo

RF2KDKG73–A swallow taking off from a roof top

Swallow chicks in a nest in a hide roof among ivey three chicks one showing and two partly hiden. Waiting for the two adults to return and feed them Stock Photo

RMJEFAAM–Swallow chicks in a nest in a hide roof among ivey three chicks one showing and two partly hiden. Waiting for the two adults to return and feed them

Adult swallow bird on a roof in the summer with a blue sky ind the background Stock Photo

RF2E9DTD6–Adult swallow bird on a roof in the summer with a blue sky ind the background

RM2F4EYB3–Bamburgh, Northumberland

A Barn swallow perching on a tree Stock Photo

RF2R19P8M–A Barn swallow perching on a tree

bird with wings in the form of a crescent,wildlife Stock Photo

RFJMXC4H–bird with wings in the form of a crescent,wildlife

RFH62AE4–A Baby Swallow (Hirundo rustica) being fed by a parent in flight.

Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea mobbing a photographer, Shetland, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RMCYK73N–Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea mobbing a photographer, Shetland, Scotland, UK

RM2XC46XY–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife

RMW125NN–A Single Swallow (Hirundo rustica) flies low over field catching insects, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Hirundo rustica. Fledged Swallows being fed on a wall from an adult bird, Yorkshire, UK Stock Photo

RMG978XK–Hirundo rustica. Fledged Swallows being fed on a wall from an adult bird, Yorkshire, UK

Pair of adult Swallows (Hirundo rustica), Scotland Stock Photo

RM2RAYWCP–Pair of adult Swallows (Hirundo rustica), Scotland

A flying swallow (Hirundo rustica ) on the way beck to the nest after collecting mud . Norfolk UK Stock Photo

RF2FWM1AG–A flying swallow (Hirundo rustica ) on the way beck to the nest after collecting mud . Norfolk UK

An Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea) hovering, Shetland, UK Stock Photo

RMJHRJC9–An Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea) hovering, Shetland, UK

RF2FK4WJP–Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight with a blue sky and copy space, a migrating bird that can be found flying in the UK in the spring from March

Passengers stop to taste Malt Whiskies in a retail space called World of Duty Free at Heathrow Airport. Stock Photo

RMBJ3TJN–Passengers stop to taste Malt Whiskies in a retail space called World of Duty Free at Heathrow Airport.

. A history of British birds. By the Rev. F.O. Morris .. . The Swallow is almost as much respected andcherished as the Redbreast himself, and shares with thatfavoured bird exemption even from the persecutions of villageurchins,. SWALLOW. SWALLOW. 133 The Swallow attaches itself, for the most part, to thehabitations of man, and frequents especially such as are inthe neighbourhood of water, over which it delights to sweepin search of its food, which there abounds. The eye cannotfail to be attracted and pleased by its graceful flight, andwhen, in autumn, we first miss the favourite bird, we feelt Stock Photo

RM2CP1W86–. A history of British birds. By the Rev. F.O. Morris .. . The Swallow is almost as much respected andcherished as the Redbreast himself, and shares with thatfavoured bird exemption even from the persecutions of villageurchins,. SWALLOW. SWALLOW. 133 The Swallow attaches itself, for the most part, to thehabitations of man, and frequents especially such as are inthe neighbourhood of water, over which it delights to sweepin search of its food, which there abounds. The eye cannotfail to be attracted and pleased by its graceful flight, andwhen, in autumn, we first miss the favourite bird, we feelt

Renants of a once primeval Fores that once extensic=vly covered much of Scotland. Stock Photo

RM2F5N0BD–Renants of a once primeval Fores that once extensic=vly covered much of Scotland.

RMP81P1C–Adult barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) feeding young swallows at the top of a tree in Surrey, UK

The Common House Martin The Common House Martin, Delichon Urbicon, Hirundinidae, Aves Picture by Antony Thompson - Thousand Word Media, NO SALES, NO Stock Photo

RM2G7D5CP–The Common House Martin The Common House Martin, Delichon Urbicon, Hirundinidae, Aves Picture by Antony Thompson - Thousand Word Media, NO SALES, NO

RFH62AE2–A Baby Swallow (Hirundo rustica) being fed by a parent in flight.

RMCYK729–Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea mobbing a photographer, Shetland, Scotland, UK

RM2XC46PT–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife

A pair of swallows (Hirundo rustica ) both flying and landing. Both collecting mud for nest building. Norfolk UK Stock Photo

RF2FWM19Y–A pair of swallows (Hirundo rustica ) both flying and landing. Both collecting mud for nest building. Norfolk UK

RF2FK4WJJ–Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight with a blue sky and copy space, a migrating bird that can be found flying in the UK in the spring from March

A spectacular action shot of a newly fledged swallow (Hirundo rustica ) being fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK . Stock Photo

RF2RDRYR7–A spectacular action shot of a newly fledged swallow (Hirundo rustica ) being fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

Two elderly passengers taste Scottish Malt Whiskey in a retail space called World of Duty Free in Heathrow airport's terminal 5 Stock Photo

RMBEG7N1–Two elderly passengers taste Scottish Malt Whiskey in a retail space called World of Duty Free in Heathrow airport's terminal 5

. The British bird book . 88. vF all our summervisitors the Swallow is,perhaps, the most generally familiar. Itreaches our shores in relays, the first of which generallymake their appearance about the nth or 12th of April; andwithin a couple of weeks it may be seen in all parts of thecountry. From the first thing in the morning until longafter sunset it is engaged in its tireless flight, sometimessoaring high in air, sometimes skimming only a foot or twoabove the surface of land or water, but always in pursuit ofits insect victims, which it engulfs in its open beak as itdarts by. For five mont Stock Photo

RM2CNF18J–. The British bird book . 88. vF all our summervisitors the Swallow is,perhaps, the most generally familiar. Itreaches our shores in relays, the first of which generallymake their appearance about the nth or 12th of April; andwithin a couple of weeks it may be seen in all parts of thecountry. From the first thing in the morning until longafter sunset it is engaged in its tireless flight, sometimessoaring high in air, sometimes skimming only a foot or twoabove the surface of land or water, but always in pursuit ofits insect victims, which it engulfs in its open beak as itdarts by. For five mont

RMP81P19–Adult barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) feeding young swallows at the top of a tree in Surrey, UK

RMCYK72X–Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea mobbing a photographer, Shetland, Scotland, UK

A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in low level skimming flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife Stock Photo

RM2X8Y365–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in low level skimming flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife

RM2R8JTBE–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the coast of Pembrokeshire, near Marloes in west Wales, well known for its wildlife

RM2X8WY7F–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife

RF2FKC1NA–Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight with a blue sky and copy space, a migrating bird that can be found flying in the UK in the spring from March

RF2RDRYPK–A spectacular action shot of a newly fledged swallow (Hirundo rustica ) being fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

. The British bird book . vF all our summervisitors the Swallow is,perhaps, the most generally familiar. Itreaches our shores in relays, the first of which generallymake their appearance about the nth or 12th of April; andwithin a couple of weeks it may be seen in all parts of thecountry. From the first thing in the morning until longafter sunset it is engaged in its tireless flight, sometimessoaring high in air, sometimes skimming only a foot or twoabove the surface of land or water, but always in pursuit ofits insect victims, which it engulfs in its open beak as itdarts by. For five months o Stock Photo

RM2CNF18F–. The British bird book . vF all our summervisitors the Swallow is,perhaps, the most generally familiar. Itreaches our shores in relays, the first of which generallymake their appearance about the nth or 12th of April; andwithin a couple of weeks it may be seen in all parts of thecountry. From the first thing in the morning until longafter sunset it is engaged in its tireless flight, sometimessoaring high in air, sometimes skimming only a foot or twoabove the surface of land or water, but always in pursuit ofits insect victims, which it engulfs in its open beak as itdarts by. For five months o

Adult barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) feeding young swallows at the top of a tree in Surrey, UK with copy space Stock Photo

RMP81P1G–Adult barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) feeding young swallows at the top of a tree in Surrey, UK with copy space

RM2X8WY7G–A swallow (Hirundo rustica) in flight in Skomer, an island off the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales, UK, famous for its wildlife

RF2FMCPKK–Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight with a blue sky and copy space, a migrating bird that can be found flying in the UK in the spring from March

RF2RDRYTG–A spectacular action shot of a newly fledged swallow (Hirundo rustica ) being fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

. British birds in their haunts. Birds -- Great Britain. 272 IllKUNDINID^:. twofold notoriety, being regretted at the season of its departure, and welcomed at its return. These three circum- stances, its migratory habits, its mode of flight, and attach- ment to the dwellings of man, have been the cause why, in all ages, it has been invested with especial interest. Its re- turn is universally greeted as prophetic of summer weather; the very proverb that " one Swallow does not make a summer," only indicates a popular belief; and its depar-. THK SWALLUW. ture is among the first intimati Stock Photo

RMRH2EHE–. British birds in their haunts. Birds -- Great Britain. 272 IllKUNDINID^:. twofold notoriety, being regretted at the season of its departure, and welcomed at its return. These three circum- stances, its migratory habits, its mode of flight, and attach- ment to the dwellings of man, have been the cause why, in all ages, it has been invested with especial interest. Its re- turn is universally greeted as prophetic of summer weather; the very proverb that " one Swallow does not make a summer," only indicates a popular belief; and its depar-. THK SWALLUW. ture is among the first intimati

Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight which is a migratory bird that can be found flying in the UK also known Bank Swallow, stock photo image cut ou Stock Photo

RF2R5JE9E–Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) in flight which is a migratory bird that can be found flying in the UK also known Bank Swallow, stock photo image cut ou

RF2RDRYPX–A spectacular action shot of a newly fledged swallow (Hirundo rustica ) being fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

. British birds in their haunts. Birds. 272 HIRUNDINID^. twofold notoriety, being regretted at the season of its departure, and welcomed at its return. These three circum- stances, its migratory habits, its mode of flight, and attach- ment to the dwellings of man, have been the cause why, in all ages, it has been invested with especial interest. Its re- turn is universally greeted as prophetic of summer weather; the very proverb that " one Swallow does not make a summer," only indicates a popular belief; and its depar-. TUfc; SWALLOW. ture is among the first intimations of approachin Stock Photo

RMRH2ED6–. British birds in their haunts. Birds. 272 HIRUNDINID^. twofold notoriety, being regretted at the season of its departure, and welcomed at its return. These three circum- stances, its migratory habits, its mode of flight, and attach- ment to the dwellings of man, have been the cause why, in all ages, it has been invested with especial interest. Its re- turn is universally greeted as prophetic of summer weather; the very proverb that " one Swallow does not make a summer," only indicates a popular belief; and its depar-. TUfc; SWALLOW. ture is among the first intimations of approachin

RF2RDRYWK–A spectacular action shot of a newly fledged swallow (Hirundo rustica ) being fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

. British birds. Birds. LETTERS THE VELOCITY OF FLIGHT OF BIRDS. To the Editors of British Birds. Sirs,-—I recently timed a Swallow (Hirundo r. rustica) for about 200 yards in the straight. The motor registered at, or about, twenty- five miles. The bird was hawking the other side of the thorn hedge along which we were running, and seemed going well within itself with the boldly undulating flight of a Swallow taking food. There was no appreciable wind. H. M. Wallis. Reading, Sept. ^rd, 1922. THE SUMMER FLOCKING OF STARLINGS. To the Editors of British Birds. Sirs,—Your correspondent, Mr. C. G. Y Stock Photo

RMRH3CTA–. British birds. Birds. LETTERS THE VELOCITY OF FLIGHT OF BIRDS. To the Editors of British Birds. Sirs,-—I recently timed a Swallow (Hirundo r. rustica) for about 200 yards in the straight. The motor registered at, or about, twenty- five miles. The bird was hawking the other side of the thorn hedge along which we were running, and seemed going well within itself with the boldly undulating flight of a Swallow taking food. There was no appreciable wind. H. M. Wallis. Reading, Sept. ^rd, 1922. THE SUMMER FLOCKING OF STARLINGS. To the Editors of British Birds. Sirs,—Your correspondent, Mr. C. G. Y

An action shot of a pair of young swallows (Hirundo rustica), newly fledged. Waiting to be fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK . Stock Photo

RF2RDRYNT–An action shot of a pair of young swallows (Hirundo rustica), newly fledged. Waiting to be fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

. British birds in their haunts. Birds. THE COMMON SWIFL CYPSELUS APUS. General plumage sooty brown ; chin greyish white ; tarsi feathered ; bill, feet, and claws, shining black, Length eight inches, width seventeen inches. Eggs pure white. The Swift is, perhaps, the strongest and swiftest, not merely of the Swallow tribe, but of all birds; hence a voyage from Southern Africa* to England is performed without overtaxing its strength. It stands in need of no rest after this prodigious flight, but immediately on its arrival starts with a right good will on its pursuit of food, as if its journey h Stock Photo

RMRH2EBD–. British birds in their haunts. Birds. THE COMMON SWIFL CYPSELUS APUS. General plumage sooty brown ; chin greyish white ; tarsi feathered ; bill, feet, and claws, shining black, Length eight inches, width seventeen inches. Eggs pure white. The Swift is, perhaps, the strongest and swiftest, not merely of the Swallow tribe, but of all birds; hence a voyage from Southern Africa* to England is performed without overtaxing its strength. It stands in need of no rest after this prodigious flight, but immediately on its arrival starts with a right good will on its pursuit of food, as if its journey h

RF2RDRRDR–An action shot of a pair of young swallows (Hirundo rustica), newly fledged. Waiting to be fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

. British birds in their haunts. Birds -- Great Britain. :y >.i A 11 THE COMMOII SWIFL CYPSELUS APUS. General plumage sooty brown; chin greyisli white ; tarsi feathered ; bill, feet, and claws, shining black, Length eight inches, width seventeen inches. Eggs pure white. The Swift is, perhaps, the strongest and swiftest, not merely of the Swallow tribe, but of all birds; hence a voyage from Southern Africa* to England is performed without overtaxing its strength. It stands in need of no rest after this prodigious flight, but immediately on its arrival starts with a right good will on its pur Stock Photo

RMRH2EFT–. British birds in their haunts. Birds -- Great Britain. :y >.i A 11 THE COMMOII SWIFL CYPSELUS APUS. General plumage sooty brown; chin greyisli white ; tarsi feathered ; bill, feet, and claws, shining black, Length eight inches, width seventeen inches. Eggs pure white. The Swift is, perhaps, the strongest and swiftest, not merely of the Swallow tribe, but of all birds; hence a voyage from Southern Africa* to England is performed without overtaxing its strength. It stands in need of no rest after this prodigious flight, but immediately on its arrival starts with a right good will on its pur

RF2RDRYNJ–An action shot of a pair of young swallows (Hirundo rustica), newly fledged. Waiting to be fed by the adult who is captured in flight .Suffolk, UK .

A british swallow in flight Stock Photos and Images

A british swallow in flight Stock Photos and Images

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