This barn swallow has just hatched her second brood; 4 tiny new lives that will need to feed up and grow fast, ready for migration in just a few months. Birdsy captured the calls the adults make to trigger the chicks to gape and be fed. At the moment, their eyes are still closed so they need the call to tell them that a beaf full of insects is ready for delivery! Follow their story by checking out the live cam stream on Birdsy.com Set-up: WildlifeKate #Swallow #Birds #Wildlife #Nature #Nests | B

4.4K views · 198 reactions | The barn swallows return every year to the many barns, porch overhangs, and the covered bridge. Having barn swallows can be a bit messy, but they do a thorough job of keeping all wasp and hornets away from the buildings. This adult pair returned every 30 seconds with a mouthful of insects to feed the six fledglings crammed in the hand sized mud nest. They then flew away with an equal amount of baby bird droppings. | Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary | Facebook

1.2K views · 77 reactions | The second hatch of barn swallows have left their nest and are ready for their migration to central and south America. This is usually a sign that summer is coming to a close. | Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary | Facebook

209K views · 1.2K reactions | Barn swallow build nest using wet mud and small dry sticks every birds use different materials to build nest.#bird#swallow#nests#egg#nature#wildlife#photography#videography#animals#reels#facebook#dira#saha# | Dira Saha | Facebook