White-fronted Swift

The White-fronted Swift, known scientifically as Cypseloides storeri, is a captivating species of swift belonging to the family Apodidae. This bird is a unique avian that calls the skies of Mexico its home.

Identification Tips

While observing these swifts, one should note their distinctive white frontal patch, which sets them apart from other swift species. Their overall plumage is a sleek, dark color, providing a striking contrast with the white marking.

Habitat

The White-fronted Swift is adapted to life in subtropical or tropical moist montane forests. These environments offer the rich biodiversity that supports the life of this swift.

Distribution

Endemic to Mexico, the White-fronted Swift is a bird that is not commonly found elsewhere, making it a special sight for birdwatchers exploring this region.

Conservation status

The conservation status of the White-fronted Swift is currently listed as Data Deficient by the IUCN. This indicates that there is insufficient information to make a direct or indirect assessment of its risk of extinction based on its distribution and/or population status.