nightjar
European nightjar
Eurasian nightjar
caprimulgus europaeus latin

Then I told him where to meet me and left him to his nightjar.

I think he must have been very nearly as fast as the Nightjar, sir.

Quickly it vanished, leaving behind only the monotonous song of the nightjar.

The Nightjar may lay its eggs on the bare ground under the bracken.

This large nightjar is known from two specimens taken in 1880 and 1915 and a couple of sightings.

The first White-winged Nightjar nest that was discovered in the year of 1997.

The average length of the White-winged Nightjar is about 19-21 cm.

European Nightjar - nests on the ground and is well camouflagued.

A fairly typical nightjar, it has a short bill and a long tail typical of the family.

It is the largest nightjar in North America.

The heathlands were home to the woodlark and the nightjar.

And another sound: the strangely vibrating, deep churring, of a nightjar.

I left the Nightjar with the lights on so that anyone flying over would see where I had put down.

We waited to see if the nightjar would call again, then Colin started up the engine and we headed back to camp.

Sharpe had never heard a nightjar in marshland.

This time it worked, and Oddie got to see his Nightjar.

Open desert with a few trees or bushes are the haunts of this crepuscular nightjar.

The nightjar made a futile low pass.

I was flying the Nightjar, sir.

The Nightjar was a British carrier based fighter aircraft of the early 1920s.

The variegated plumage is much paler than the European Nightjar.

Hearing the female call from the hedge of branches, Zach knew that the nightjar was not alone this year.

He listened, caught the sound, and said, 'It is a nightjar of a sort, to be sure: the family voice.'

This is a small, brown variegated neotropical nightjar, 22.5 cm in length.