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ML647179397

Silky-tailed Nightjar Antrostomus sericocaudatus

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Contributor

Fernando Angulo - CORBIDI Media from this contributor Profile

Date

14 Jun 2025 eBird checklist S251200863

Location

Flor de Oro/Plataforma, Eugenio's low trail (-7.421, -76.291)
San Martín, Peru
Media from this location Illustrated Checklist
Map
Map Coordinates: -7.4209014, -76.2898221
Age
Not specified
Sex
Not specified
Sounds
Song
Playback
Playback used

Observation details

at dusk Eugenio began playback of this species, which surprised us - I at least had not heard him mention this bird as a possibility. somewhat to my surprise, the playback produced a response; but rather than stumbling around in the dark trying to spot the bird from the trail, I suggested that we were close enough to the road to try to see it from there. at first, it seemed that my plan might have been a failed experiment. we had two (!) birds responding vocally, and occasionally we'd see a bird, briefly, in flight, but they always seemed to settle just below the road. the birds then moved to a new spot a short distance back up the road. Antonio rushed to the site and was able to spotlight one of the birds very much in the open, perched lengthwise on a solitary bare branch a few meters above the ground, extending over a roadcut. the bird tolerated our presence for several minutes - quite a treat to get such prolonged views of this poorly known species.

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7.88 MB

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