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Northern Rough-winged Swallow (Stelgidopteryx serripennis)

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serripennis	serripennis (Northern)	Breeds from southeastern Alaska east to southern Quebec, south to central California and Florida; winters from Mexico and Florida south to central Panama
psammochrous	serripennis (Northern)	Breeds from southwestern United States (southern California east to southeastern Texas) and northern Baja California south to southwestern Mexico and perhaps El Salvador; winters from southernmost United States south to Panama, although southernmost breeding populations possibly resident
fulvipennis	serripennis (Northern)	Breeds southern Mexico (except Yucatán Peninsula), north to central Veracruz, and south to central Costa Rica; mainly resident, but some migrate south to central Panama
burleighi	serripennis (Northern)	Resident in the southern Yucatán Peninsula (northern Guatemala and Belize)
ridgwayi	ridgwayi/stuarti (Ridgway's)	Resident in the northern Yucatán Peninsula (southeastern Mexico in northern Campeche, Yucatán, and central Quintana Roo)
stuarti	ridgwayi/stuarti (Ridgway's)	Resident in southern Mexico (southern Veracruz, northern Oaxaca, and Chiapas), northern Guatemala, and northern Belize
Endemic status	Not endemic
Photo Sound Video	Yes
Sound Guide	Short prrt prrt prrt calls, somewhat like Bank Swallow but sharper and more abrupt.
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