2K views · 23 reactions | A rare bird group known as the Great Eared Nightjar was discovered in Kakopather, Assam. #Finderbridge #Assam | Finderbridge | Facebook

This 20-second clip opens with an arresting, low-frequency Nightjar Call that sits somewhere between a soft churr and a distant tonal hum — the kind of vocal that immediately tells you something rare and patient is holding the frame. In this short review I’ll say up front: if you want a compact, cinematic encounter with wild nocturnal sound, this takes the cake. The vocalization has a layered harmonic texture (short low pulses with a faint trailing tremolo) that translates exceptionally well thr

63K views · 709 reactions | When somebody calls you an owl, but you’re actually a tawny frogmouth (Podargus strigoides).黎 While the #tawnyfrogmouth may look similar to an owl, they are actually part of the #nightjar family. There are about 14 species of frogmouths — most have large, bright yellow eyes and a wide set beak that is yellowish to olive-gray in color. | Science Channel | Facebook