Abstract
Measurements of 141 Alpine Swifts captured in NE Spain are presented. The data are close to those of a population living in the western part of the country, but differ from Central European and Caucasian Populations. For the first time in a swift species, differences in bodymass and body condition between adults and second-year birds are reported.
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