SWIFTLETS
The Swiftlets of South East Asia do not hunt for nesting material at all. They use their own sticky saliva to weave a neat cradle. The nests are then fixed on to a wall.
KINGFISHERS
Kingfishers dig their nests in the mud banks along lakes and rivers. They loosen the mud to form a ledge. Perched on the ledge, they dig rapidly to form a tunnel, 1/2 m- 1m. deep their eggs are laid on the floor of this tunnel.
The Swiftlets of South East Asia do not hunt for nesting material at all. They use their own sticky saliva to weave a neat cradle. The nests are then fixed on to a wall.
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| A Swiftlet |
KINGFISHERS
Kingfishers dig their nests in the mud banks along lakes and rivers. They loosen the mud to form a ledge. Perched on the ledge, they dig rapidly to form a tunnel, 1/2 m- 1m. deep their eggs are laid on the floor of this tunnel.
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| A Kingfisher |
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