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Posted: 02 Apr 2021

Taken: 19 Nov 2007

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1/60 • f/3.5 • 72.0 mm • ISO 200 •

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 Annalia S.
Annalia S.
This is an unusual bird for me and, laying there on the brick tiles with its amazing camouflage, almost makes me think of a cross between a bird and a reptile. Do you know the name of it? I would be curious to look it up.
3 years ago.
P Adsit club has replied to Annalia S.
It is a Chuck-will's-widow.
Chuck-will's-widow is a nightjar, a bird most active at dusk, at dawn and in the middle of the night. They'll fly about, foraging for bugs. Come morning and they'll seek refuge in a tree, in a shrub, in the grass for a day long nap.
This picture was taken at Ft Jefferson National Park in the Dry Tortugas, Florida USA.
3 years ago. Edited 3 years ago.

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