Apodidae
Apodidae is a family of birds known as true swifts, a diverse group of highly aerial insectivores within the order Apodiformes. They are characterized by compact bodies, very long swept-back wings, and extremely short legs. Swifts spend most of their lives in flight and are among the most agile, fast-flying birds.
Feeding and flight: Apodidae species feed on flying insects, catching prey in continuous, agile flight. They
Nesting: Nesting behavior varies by species. Some construct nests from saliva and plant material attached to
Taxonomy: The family includes genera such as Apus, Tachymarptis, Chaetura, Cypseloides, Aerodramus and others, totaling roughly
Distribution and conservation: True swifts occur worldwide except extreme polar regions, with habitats ranging from forests