Where’s Wildlife · Bird Field Guide

Purple Martin

Progne subis

Pronounced (approx.): PROG-nee SOO-biss

A large swallow that catches flying insects. Eastern populations commonly nest in grouped birdhouses and artificial gourds.

Purple Martin (Progne subis).
Photograph © Brian Woolman / Where’s Wildlife. Select to enlarge.

Three Identification Clues

A large, broad-chested swallow with long wings and a notched tail.

Adult males are glossy blue-purple, often appearing almost black.

Females and young birds have grayish areas on the head and chest with paler bellies.

Field Photographs

Range & Sightings

Seasonal Range

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Recorded Observations

Observation records are not a complete seasonal range map.

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