What are the birds in early summer?

Early summer is the beginning of the bird breeding season, when many birds return to the Northern Hemisphere to breed. Here are some common early summer birds:

1. Swallows: Swallows usually return to the northern hemisphere in spring to breed. In early summer, they have officially settled and began to build nests and produce offspring.

2. Red-billed Bluebird: The Red-billed Bluebird is a very beautiful small bird that usually inhabits grasslands and forest edges in early summer.

3. Nightjar: Nightjar is a nocturnal bird. They become active in early summer and usually look for food in woods or mountains.

4. Birds of the Tit family: The Tit family includes many birds, such as purple-winged starlings, white-throated long-tailed tits, etc. They also begin to breed in early summer.

5. Mallard: Mallards are a type of waterfowl that usually breed in lakes and rivers in early summer.

It is important to note that bird activity may vary in different regions and under different climatic conditions. If you don’t know much about local birds, you can get a more detailed understanding by referring to information provided by local conservation agencies or wildlife experts.

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