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Caprimulgus macrurus
Length : 28cm. Commonest nightjar in open grassy and cultivated areas throughout most of Borneo. in SE Kalimantan much less common than Savannah Nightjar. Also occurs in open grassy areas in hills and mountains where forest has been destroyed. Call : "tok tok tok" continuously, sometimes exceeding 100 toks or even more according to insomniacs.
Spotted on May 17, 2014
Submitted on May 17, 2014
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Nightjars are amazing birds, so cryptic and a very haunting call especially when heard at night.