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The image displays two Barn Swallows (*Hirundo rustica*) perched on a reddish-brown horizontal beam or architectural element, situated against a backdrop of a mortared stone wall, in Malko Tarnovo, Bulgaria. The bird on the left is partially obscured, revealing its head, dark blue-black crown and nape, reddish-brown throat, and a fluffy, buff-colored breast. It is facing slightly to the left of the frame. The bird on the right is fully visible, positioned horizontally with its body facing right. This individual exhibits glossy dark blue upperparts, a distinct reddish-brown forehead and throat, and cream-colored underparts, along with elongated, dark forked tail streamers. Both birds appear to be at rest. The reddish-brown surface serving as a perch extends across the width of the image in the lower-middle section and features multiple white, elongated marks consistent with avian excrement. Beneath this surface, a dark, textured material, possibly a fabric screen or awning, is visible, extending to the bottom of the frame. A horizontal line of white stitching is present along the top edge of this material. A diagonal band of bright illumination crosses the lower right portion of the dark textured material, suggesting direct sunlight from an unseen source to the upper left. The background consists of a rough, irregularly constructed stone wall, composed of various sizes and hues of natural stone, including shades of grey, beige, and reddish-brown, cemented together with light grey mortar. The scene depicts an exterior view of a structure.
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