Swallows, like other birds, mainly feed on insects, like mosquitoes and flies, and they also eat seed foods, such as rice, wheat, etc.

Swallows feed on insects, and they have always been accustomed to catching flying insects in the air. They are not good at searching for insect food in tree cracks and ground gaps, and they are not as good as oak grouse and ptarmigan. They mainly feed on mosquitoes and flies.

Insects, such as swallows, are their main food and are well known to benefit birds. In the popular era, there was a habit of protecting swallows.

Swallows only eat insects, locusts, butterflies, moths, etc., and they eat live ones. Moreover, they are relatively distant from people. They can fly as long as they can. Sometimes you can also feed them an appropriate amount of millet. If you smile at them every day, you can get close to them.

Some, it will also be very affectionate with people.

Little swallows do not eat grain food, but only eat bugs, locusts, butterflies, moths, etc., and they eat live ones. Furthermore, they are relatively distant from people and will not eat the food that people put for them.

They eat caterpillars, grasshoppers, and earthworms, but they don’t eat pasta anyway. If they are raised temporarily, just feed them mealworms.

Feeding little swallows is very simple. If there are bugs, feed them some bugs. If there are no bugs, feed them some rice or bread.