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White breasted woodswallow White-breasted woodswallows often huddle together on branches or overhead wires. They launch from their perches to catch insects on the wing. They also f eed on nectar using their divided, brush-tipped tongue. Nests are built from grasses and twigs in tree forks or hollow stumps. Sometimes white-breasted woodswallows will use the abandoned earth nest of a peewee as a foundation for their nest where both parents incubate eggs and feed young. Show more