White-breasted woodswallow
These birds have a divided brush-tipped tongue; a trait usually associated with nectar eaters. While the white-breasted woodswallow does on occasion eat nectar, it’s main source of food is insects. They catch bugs while in flight, and often times feed communally.
- Conservation StatusLeast Concern
- Body size7 in.
- Native habitat Forests, savannahs, grasslands, and wetlands of Australia to the northern Philippines
- DietInsects, nectar