Hispaniolan Nightjar
Hispaniolan Nightjar
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The Hispaniolan Nightjar is an endemic species to the island of Hispaniola, characterized by its specific vocalizations and subtle plumage features.
Where to spot
Endemic to Hispaniola (Haiti and Dominican Republic), inhabiting a variety of habitats including dry and moist forests, woodlands, and scrublands across the island.
How to spot
Best identified by its distinctive vocalizations. Scan the ground or low branches in appropriate habitats during the night with a strong light source, moving slowly to avoid disturbance.
When to spot
Active during the night, especially during crepuscular hours. It roosts during the day, relying on its camouflage.
Where to spot
Endemic to Hispaniola (Haiti and Dominican Republic), inhabiting a variety of habitats including dry and moist forests, woodlands, and scrublands across the island.
How to spot
Best identified by its distinctive vocalizations. Scan the ground or low branches in appropriate habitats during the night with a strong light source, moving slowly to avoid disturbance.
When to spot
Active during the night, especially during crepuscular hours. It roosts during the day, relying on its camouflage.
Its scientific name honors Erik Leonard Ekman, a Swedish botanist who conducted extensive and important botanical research in the Caribbean.
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