Montane Nightjar
Montane Nightjar
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The Montane Nightjar is an African nightjar species that inhabits highland and montane regions, typically found in forest edges and clearings. Its plumage provides excellent camouflage against rocky or wooded terrain.
Where to spot
Inhabits highland and montane regions of East Africa, often found in forest edges, clearings, and open woodlands at higher altitudes.
How to spot
Best located by its distinctive, often rhythmic calls in montane forests and clearings. Spotting it requires patience and a spotlight, as it blends well with its surroundings.
When to spot
Active at night, especially during the breeding season when its calls are most prominent, from dusk till dawn.
Where to spot
Inhabits highland and montane regions of East Africa, often found in forest edges, clearings, and open woodlands at higher altitudes.
How to spot
Best located by its distinctive, often rhythmic calls in montane forests and clearings. Spotting it requires patience and a spotlight, as it blends well with its surroundings.
When to spot
Active at night, especially during the breeding season when its calls are most prominent, from dusk till dawn.
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Its vocalizations often have a unique, whistling or trilling quality, which is thought to be adapted to carry effectively through the varied terrain of its mountainous habitat.
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