Barn Swallow

National Wildlife Federation Wildbird Postcard Series 502-4 BARN SWALLOW (Hirundo Eryhtrogaster) The only American swallow with a deeply forked tail. Nests usually directly under roof of barn, shed or porch. Found in almost all parts of North America, he is a good friend of man. Feeding strictly on insects, he destroys none of man's interests but eliminates many domestic pests. NAME Copyright 1939 National Wildlife Federation, Washington, D. C. CITY