White-winged Nightjar
White-winged Nightjar
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The White-winged Nightjar is a rare and elusive bird endemic to New Caledonia. Its cryptic plumage allows it to disappear into its forest habitat, making encounters a special privilege for birdwatchers.
Where to spot
Endemic to New Caledonia, primarily found in native forests, including humid evergreen forests and some drier woodland areas.
How to spot
Due to its rarity and nocturnal habits, observing the White-winged Nightjar is challenging. Focus on listening for calls at night. During the day, search for birds resting on the forest floor or low branches, relying on their camouflage.
When to spot
Active during twilight hours and throughout the night. Observations are most likely around dusk and dawn when they begin or end their foraging flights.
Where to spot
Endemic to New Caledonia, primarily found in native forests, including humid evergreen forests and some drier woodland areas.
How to spot
Due to its rarity and nocturnal habits, observing the White-winged Nightjar is challenging. Focus on listening for calls at night. During the day, search for birds resting on the forest floor or low branches, relying on their camouflage.
When to spot
Active during twilight hours and throughout the night. Observations are most likely around dusk and dawn when they begin or end their foraging flights.
This nightjar gets its name from distinct white markings on its wings, which can sometimes be visible in flight, distinguishing it from other similar species.
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