Dusky Crag Martin

A dark muddy-brown colored bird, almost always found alongside the swift and swallow. 

It is very agile and swift in flight and quite difficult to photograph, hovering around buildings and rocky cliff sides and constantly chirping - a muted chii, chii…

Smaller in size than the common sparrow, the head and upper body resembles the barn swallow. Its throat, abdomen and under parts are dull grey. The tail is squarish, with a slight fork; it has long wings extending beyond its small body, noticeable when perched on pipelines or telephone / electricity cables.
Sexes are alike.

Name	Dusky Crag Martin
Alternate name(s)	Not known
Size	Smaller than sparrow
Occurrence	Near tall buildings and rocky cliffs
Status	Fairly common
Distinct features	Dark muddy-brown head and upper neck; grey throat, abdomen and lower parts, with long wings.
Sexes	Alike