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Choco Poorwill

Choco Poorwill

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The Choco Poorwill is a little-known species of nightjar endemic to the highly biodiverse Chocó biogeographic region of South America.
Where to spot
Endemic to the humid lowland and foothill forests of the Chocó region, stretching from western Colombia into northwestern Ecuador.
How to spot
Due to its elusive nature and dense habitat, observation primarily relies on recognizing its unique vocalizations. Look for it perched low on branches or on the ground at night.
When to spot
Active during the night, typically heard or seen during the crepuscular hours shortly after sunset or before sunrise.
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Credits: Wikimedia Commons
File:Nyctiphrynus rosenbergi 59907324.jpg
Credits: Wikimedia Commons
Its scientific name, 'rosenbergi,' honors Andre Rosenberg, who collected the first specimen of this elusive bird.
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