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Online Choice: Flour Swallow Is "Bird of the Year" 2027

The flour swallow is regarded as a harbinger of the summer and builds artful clay nests. Next year she is ambassador for more bird protection - also in her own matter.

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It captures insects in flight and breeds in clay nests with a small entry hole: the flour swallow is the bird of the year 2027. Its stock is considered threatened, because not only heat waves make the animals to create. By S. Peyk.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The flour swallow is regarded as a harbinger of the summer and builds artful clay nests. Next year she is ambassador for more bird protection - also in her own matter.

The bird is endangered because it can build fewer and fewer nests and suffers from the insect loss. In addition to the flour swallow, four more birds were available for the NABU action: Kolkrabe, Kranich, Trauerschnapper and Wasseramsel.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The bird of the year 2027 is certain. NABU and LBV had to vote online. Crane to wateramsel: These five candidates were available for selection.

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The flour swallow is regarded as a harbinger of the summer and builds artful clay nests. Next year she is ambassador for more bird protection - also in her own matter.

·Bamberg, Germany
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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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