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The Red-rumped Swallow (Cecropis
daurica) is 14-19 cm long bird resembling barn swallow, except that it has
reddish rumps, face and neck collar, and
lack breast band. It is a resident breeder in India and Africa, but migratory
in southern Europe and Southeast Asia. The species has very fast flying ability
helping it catch insects from the air. It uses mud, which it carries in its
beak, to build bowl-like tunnel entrance nest.