The Golden Swallow is a small bird belonging to the family Hirundinidae, commonly found in parts of the Caribbean and Central America. It is known for its striking metallic blue-green plumage and a distinctive golden-yellow underbelly. This bird typically inhabits open areas, such as fields and near water bodies, where it can easily catch insects in flight. Golden Swallows are social creatures, often seen in small flocks. They build their nests in natural cavities or man-made structures, using mud and plant materials. Their agile flying skills make them adept at catching flying insects, which form the majority of their diet.