Antillean palm swift [SEP] parent taxon
Antillean palm swift
The Antillean palm swift ("Tachornis phoenicobia") is a small swift. It has distinctive black-and-white markings on its underparts, rump, and throat, making it one of the most unmistakable species of swifts in North America.
The Antillean palm swift's diet consists mainly of insects that it takes in from the air columns or from the surface of the water. These gregarious birds form small to medium-size flocks. They breed year-round in colonies around coastal areas in
Sick's swift
- Chimney swift
- Chapman's swift
- Mato Grosso swift
- Short-tailed swift
- White-throated swift
- White-tipped swift
- Andean swift
- Antillean palm swift
- Pygmy palm swift
- Neotropical palm swift
- Great swallow-tailed swift
- Lesser swallow-tailed swift
- African palm swift
- Asian palm swift
- Alpine swift
- Mottled swift
- Cape Verde swift
- Common swift
- Plain swift