Riparia riparia Kite Sand Animal BirdThis is a list of the bird species recorded in San Marino. The avifauna of San Marino includes a total of 96 species, none of which are introduced or endemic. This list's taxonomic treatment designation and sequence of orders, families, and species.
Riverbanks, lakesides and sandpit, often seen in numbers hunting insects in low flight over lakes and rivers. Prior to and during migration they roost communally in large reedbeds. Breeds colonially in vertical sandy or earth banks, e.g. in gravel-pits and river banks, where nest is excavated often a good metre horizontally into the earth. The nest burrow is built by both parents; the chamber being lined with plant material and feathers. The eggs are white, and shiny. Incubation and care of the young is carried out by both parents.
Riverbanks, lakesides and sandpit, often seen in numbers hunting insects in low flight over lakes and rivers. Prior to and during migration they roost communally in large reedbeds. Breeds colonially in vertical sandy or earth banks, e.g. in gravel-pits and river banks, where nest is excavated often a good metre horizontally into the earth. The nest burrow is built by both parents; the chamber being lined with plant material and feathers. The eggs are white, and shiny. Incubation and care of the young is carried out by both parents.
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