Resident 
Breeding
Non-breeding
Migratory
Uncertain
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Experiences with species Horus Swifts breed in sand banks and cliffs, hence why they are supposed to be common at Marievale as they nest in the mine dumps there. I eventually saw some there, having found them in Zimbabwe in February 2008 and then at Leeuwpan near Leandra for my first SA record. They have a noticeably shallower fork in their tail than White-rumped. Other names: - |
Resident Breeding
Non-breeding
Migratory
Uncertain