Credit: Victoria Bernal
North American field guide
Vaux's Swift
Chaetura vauxi
Also known as:Dusky-backed Swift
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Identification
Field notes
12 cm (5") Fairly common. Replaces the very similar Chimney Swift west of Rockies. Nests in hollow trees in dense forests, seldom in chimneys.
Cigar-shaped body. Short, stubby tail.
Song: call is a fast insect-like twitter.
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Vaux Swifts - Chapman School.MOV
Credit: dianab97330Vaux's swifts, Monroe WA
Credit: Martyn StewartVaux's Swifts Massive Funnel Into Chimney, September 20, 2012
Credit: Living LearnerWhere it lives
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Unshaded in source · does not imply absence