- The
chirruping nightjar or
kayumanggi nightjar (Caprimulgus griseatus) is a
species of
nightjar found in the Philippines. This
species was
formerly conspecific...
- Australia, the
species is
distinguished by its distinctive,
chirruping call. The
chirruping wedgebill and
chiming wedgebill (Psophodes occidentalis) were...
- or
unreceptive female when
mounted by
another male. This is a
distinct chirruping sound and is
accompanied by a
vibration of the body. Tree
frogs and some...
- be
distinguished from
similar south Asian nightjar species, like the
chirruping nightjar, by its
unique vocalisations. The
savanna nightjar belongs to...
-
around the rookery; a high-pitched squawk, a "burring"
sound and a semi-
chirruping call.
Solitary birds occasionally "sing",
apparently to themselves, uttering...
-
collectively recognised in the
genus Psophodes.
Wedgebills are
divided into the
chirruping wedgebill (Psophodes cristatus) and the
chiming wedgebill (Psophodes occidentalis)...
- nightjar,
Caprimulgus stellatus Savanna nightjar,
Caprimulgus affinis Chirruping nightjar,
Caprimulgus griseatus Freckled nightjar,
Caprimulgus tristigma...
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer at a
figure reported to be $1,500,000. "Box-office poison?"
chirruped Actress Crawford. In Boston,
maligned Mae West was
breakfasting in bed...
-
Chiriqui quail-dove
Chiriqui yellowthroat Chirping cisticola Chirruping nightjar Chirruping wedgebill Chivi vireo Choco black-throated
trogon Choco brushfinch...
-
family Psophodidae. It is
endemic to Australia. The
chiming wedgebill and
chirruping wedgebill (Psophodes occidentalis) used to be
considered one
species until...
