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Commonswift
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Welcome to the first website about the Commonswift (Apus apus). This webpage was created for everyone who is interested in this extraordinary bird. Beginners will find an easy-to-understand introduction to the species, while advanced researchers can get further information from the bibliography of the Commonswift. Here you have the chance to make contact with other interested people, or to find answers for any questions you might have. Just post your message on the board! You can publish your observations, your ideas, ask about research, or post anything else to do with Swifts. In APUSlife, the Virtual Magazine of the Commonswift, you'll find up-to-date scientific articles about the Commonswift, as well as important older texts. And now, enjoy the website and have fun with this very special bird.
This
website supports London Zoo's Wild Swift Breeding Project
and the WBK English
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Commonswift Worldwide © Ulrich Tigges
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Commonswift's topography, togography of the Commonswift, feathers, crown, eye line, eye patch, forecrown, lore, chin, throat, ear coverts, hindneck, mantle, scapulars, rump, uppertail coverts, tail, tertials, greater coverts, secondaries, median coverts, leading edge coverts, lesser coverts, lesser primary coverts, alula, median primary coverts, leading edge coverts, greater primary coverts, primaries, median coverts, greater coverts, secondaries, axillaries, undertail, undertail coverts, rear flank, vent, flank, belly, brest, apodidae, apodiformes, size, color, colour, weight, sex, flight acquaintance, flight speed, age, food, enemies, pair bonding, nest, eggs, egg, young, bad weather, voice, download wave file, survive, survival, colony, flying insects