Hirundo Rustica (Noun)

Common swallow of North America and Europe that nests in barns etc..

Nouns denoting animals.

The Hirundo rustica is a common migratory bird that can be seen in urban and rural areas of North America and Europe.
In spring, the Hirundo rustica returns to its traditional nesting sites in barns, eaves, and bridges.
The Hirundo rustica is recognized by its distinctive forked tail and agile flight patterns.
Conservation efforts have been implemented to protect the Hirundo rustica and its habitats, particularly in areas where human development has led to the destruction of natural nesting sites.
During the summer months, the Hirundo rustica can be seen swooping and diving in pursuit of insects, its primary food source.