Yes, swallows and swifts are different birds, though they share some similarities. Swallows belong to the family Hirundinidae, while swifts are part of the family Apodidae. Swallows typically have longer tails and a more graceful flight pattern, often seen swooping low over water or fields, while swifts are known for their fast, acrobatic flight and have shorter, more pointed wings. Additionally, swallows tend to build nests using mud, whereas swifts often nest in vertical surfaces like cliffs or buildings.
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