Plume-toed Swiftlet

Collocalia affinis

Least Concern

The Plume-toed Swiftlet is a swift or swiftlet of South, East, and Southeast Asian forests, caves, coasts, and islands. It spends most daylight hours on the wing, catching tiny flying insects high above forests, cliffs, towns, or water, and many species nest in caves, on rock faces, or against buildings.

Family

Apodidae

Group

Swifts

Range

Plume-toed Swiftlet Range — Resident or seasonal range in South, East, and Southeast Asian forests, caves, coasts, and islands

Population

≈ 500K–5M

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