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🤏 The Common Poorwill is the smallest North American nightjar, with short, rounded wings and a short tail with small white outer tips. In the same family as the Eastern Whip-poor-will and Chuck-will’s-widow, the Common Poorwill shares their nocturnal habits and onomatopoetic name. 🎶 Its cryptic plumage of mottled gray and brown provides excellent camouflage, and its large, dark eyes are well-adapted for vision in low light. 🌌👀 But this nightjar also has a unique behavior all its own; in fact
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You might be thinking…”why is that rock moving side-to-side”. 😂 Well, this is actually a Common Poorwill. We get lots of calls this time of year from people finding a “small hawk” or “small owl”. Poorwills are acutually Nightjars that are active at night. When temperatures are cooler at night they will go into a state of torpor, slowing down their breathing and lowering their body temp to save energy until the temps improve. They come to the Texas Panhandle to breed and then fly back south for
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Common Poorwills are very unique birds. They can go into a state of torpor daily and are crepuscular and nocturnal. They are often mistaken for owls and every year we receive a few from well-meaning people who find them on the ground, not realizing that they spend much of their time in the ground or close to it, as their plumage disguises them well among the leaves. | California Wildlife Center
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The Common Poorwill is a ground-dwelling, nocturnal, flying-bug-eating bird that is closely related to the Eastern Whip-poor-will. A migratory native of Montana, Common Poorwills rank among the least understood avian species. That's due largely to their love of the nightlife, a fondness for remote, rugged areas, and an almost supernatural ability to camouflage themselves during the day. These video clips catch our mysterious neighbor in two of its primary activities - eating and singing. The fir
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Meet the Common Poorwill, a nocturnal bird from the nightjar family that is found throughout the arid west. Although some populations don’t migrate, like those in the warm southwest, northern poorwills do head to warmer climates in the winter. Peak migration is between August and October. Poorwills don’t migrate in large groups. They prefer to travel independently or in small, casual flocks, following the Rocky Mountains south to their winter home. During this time, collisions with windows are a
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