Fiery-necked Nightjar
Fiery-necked Nightjar
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The Fiery-necked Nightjar is a widespread and common African species recognized by its striking and repetitive vocalizations. It inhabits a variety of woodlands and savannas.
Where to spot
Widespread throughout sub-Saharan Africa, typically found in woodlands, savannas, dry scrub, and open grasslands with scattered trees.
How to spot
Best found by its loud, repetitive 'Good-Lord-deliver-us' call, which is a characteristic sound of the African night. Spot it with a spotlight perched on roads, tracks, or low branches.
When to spot
Active during twilight and throughout the night, with its calls being most intense at dusk and dawn.
Where to spot
Widespread throughout sub-Saharan Africa, typically found in woodlands, savannas, dry scrub, and open grasslands with scattered trees.
How to spot
Best found by its loud, repetitive 'Good-Lord-deliver-us' call, which is a characteristic sound of the African night. Spot it with a spotlight perched on roads, tracks, or low branches.
When to spot
Active during twilight and throughout the night, with its calls being most intense at dusk and dawn.
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Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Its common name is derived from the prominent rufous-orange collar or 'fiery neck' visible in adult males, which stands out against its otherwise camouflaged plumage.
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