Life of Swallows No. 5/5. 🐤 Flights. ✈ Migrations. 🐱Enemies. 🏠Help

Life of swallows. Part 5 of 5.
0:00 Chicks fly out 🐤
5:43 Flocks of flights. Overnight stays 😴
8:13 Where shorebirds spend the night ⛱
8:45 Where and how swallows fly away 🏝
10:23 Wintering of swallows in Russia ❄️
11:43 Wagtail versus swallows 🤺
12:20 Last swallows 🐧
13:00 Song of the killer whale swallow 🎤
13:17 Causes of death and unfavorable factors ⚠️
13:50 Maximum age of swallows 🧙‍♂️
16:48 Weather influence ☂️
19:28 Preservation of nesting biotopes 🌼
19:57 Need for dirt 🌚
20:45 Picking up sand and shore 🌕
22:18 Parasites 👻
24:08 Diseases 🦠
24:56 Predators 🐭
30:00 Snakes 🐍
30:49 Why do swallows have horns on their tails? ✂️🐉
31:32 Ants 🐜
31:57 Cuckoo as a nesting parasite of swallows 🥚
32:45 Competition ↔
34:34 Human activity 🚜
35:55 Artificial nests for city swallows 📐
40:34 Artificial nests for barn swallows 📏
43:22 Farewell to swallows 🙋‍♀️
45:25 Afterword ✏️
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📔 Lebedeva M.I. To the study of migrations of the yellow wagtail and barn swallow // Ornithology, 1968, No. 9. p. 270-276
📔 Berezovikov N.N., Kuryashkin A.N. 2022. The history of the barn swallow Hirundo rustica from Semipalatinsk, caught in August 1894 in the Croatian city of Vukovar // Rus. ornithol. magazine 31 (2230): 4157-4159.
📔 Berezovikov N.N., Anisimov E.A. 2002. On the mass death of barn swallows Hirundo rustica in the fall of 2000 in the Alakol Basin (South-Eastern Kazakhstan) // Rus. ornithol. magazine 11 (180): 258-261.
📔 Zhukov V.S., Nyago A.A. 2015. Unsuccessful wintering attempts of barn swallows Hirundo rustica near Novosibirsk // Rus. ornithol. magazine 24 (1095): 171-177.
📔 Zavyalov E.V., Vilkina E.V., Tabachishin V.G. 2000. Predation of the common snake Elaphe dione on island populations of the sand martin Riparia riparia in the middle zone of the Volgograd reservoir // Rus. ornithol. magazine 9 (116): 18-19.
📔 V.G. Tabachishin, M.V. Ermokhin, E.Yu. Mosolova. Predation of Nikolsky's viper Vipera nikolskii on nesting colonies of the sand martin Riparia riparia in the floodplain of the Medveditsa River // Rus. ornithol. magazine 2013, 847: 407-409
🖼️ The video uses illustrations for the Kazakh fairy tale “Why does a swallow have horns on its tail.”
🖼️ Artificial nest for killer whale swallow Photo: NABU/Ingrid Marquardt
🖼️ Artificial nest for killer whale swallow Photo: Sylvia Marchart
🐣 Photos of bird nests from the oological collection of the Moscow State University Zoo Museum fotoparus.com/photogalery/anim...
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