Anbary Asmar
A 1994 flying-show bird on the right, note the width of the frontal and the strong beak.
A profile of the same bird below, showing a sweeping face and a wide neck blending with a body of an average length.
Typical flying birds tends to be more slender.
The wattle does not play a role in a bird's value. It is a part of the sweep as you see in the both pictures. A coarse wattle and eye cere is noted in older birds this group as well as Otatis and Reds, than any other Swift group.
A 1994 flying-show bird on the right, note the width of the frontal and the strong beak.
A profile of the same bird below, showing a sweeping face and a wide neck blending with a body of an average length.
Typical flying birds tends to be more slender.
The wattle does not play a role in a bird's value. It is a part of the sweep as you see in the both pictures. A coarse wattle and eye cere is noted in older birds this group as well as Otatis and Reds, than any other Swift group.
