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Old 02-02-2014, 03:47 PM
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Kinda looks like a tawny frogmouth that we have here in oz
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Old 02-02-2014, 07:49 PM
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Kinda looks like a tawny frogmouth that we have here in oz
It's like a Tawny took 5 hits of acid.
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We have one in the U.K. it's called a Nightjar.
Potoo, Frogmouth and Nightjars are quite closely related.
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We have one in the U.K. it's called a Nightjar.
Potoo, Frogmouth and Nightjars are quite closely related.
never heard of the term 'nightjar' before... here we call the same bird a 'night hawk' and i've heard people call it a 'goatsucker' before
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never heard of the term 'nightjar' before... here we call the same bird a 'night hawk' and i've heard people call it a 'goatsucker' before
Well Nighthawks are the Nightjars of the new world. They only differ slightly.
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Well Nighthawks are the Nightjars of the new world. They only differ slightly.
that's what i read.. i just didnt know that. i dont know much about night hawks really... since i dont see them often (i hear them at dusk and see them catching bug way up high but that's about it. i never see them land or perched)... and i never understood the 'goatsucker' thing until i looked it up today.
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They're crepuscular (I think that's how you spell it, great word but you have to be careful how you spell it )
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They're crepuscular (I think that's how you spell it, great word but you have to be careful how you spell it )
wow... stunning word, actually!


nice.
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