The J Nelson Tree Swallow is a small, colorful bird found in the North American continent. The adult male has a glossy blue-green back, white underparts, and a bright orange throat. Its wings are black with white patches, and its tail is forked. It is a migratory species, breeding in open woodlands, meadows, and wetlands from late April through mid-August. They feed mainly on flying insects, but also take berries and other fruit. They can often be seen in flight, swooping and diving to catch their prey. They will also visit bird feeders for a snack. The J Nelson Tree Swallow is an excellent gift for bird lovers, offering a splash of color and a chance to observe the behavior of these fascinating birds.