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  1. Bonaparte's Nightjar, Borneo

    Bonaparte's Nightjar, Borneo

    Rare resident species sighting, the Bonaparte's Nightjar (Caprimulgus concretus) 白喉夜鷹
  2. Large-tailed Nightjar, Borneo

    Large-tailed Nightjar, Borneo

    It just stayed still on the ground. The Large-tailed Nightjar (Caprimulgus macrurus) 長尾夜鷹.
  3. Giant Katydid, Borneo

    Giant Katydid, Borneo

    They are one of the largest Katydid sp, Giant Katydid (Pseudophyllus hercules) 巨螽斯. Just to let you know in perspective how big, it is big as my palm size.
  4. Tropical Screech-Owl

    Tropical Screech-Owl

    https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/418557281
  5. Brown fish owl (Ketupa zeylonensis)

    Brown fish owl (Ketupa zeylonensis)

    The bird was seen perched on a parallel branch just over a stream at Munnar, a hill station in Kerala , India.. Date taken : 12.09.2016
  6. Nocturnal Paper Wasp

    Nocturnal Paper Wasp

    Nocturnal Paper Wasp (Apoica pallens: Vespidae) This nocturnal wasp is ca. 2 cm (0.75 in) long and was photographed at night lights at our eco-lodge adjacent to Ro Guayabo, El Valle de Antn, Cocl Province, Panama. Secondary humid forest at ca. 650 m (2,133 ft) elevation.
  7. Boobook

    Boobook

    This Southern Boobook has been calling on and off at a property in NW Sydney where we keep our horse. Since I visit the place every evening, I have managed to photograph the owl the last two evenings. He has been very obliging. :-)
  8. Powerful Owl pair

    Powerful Owl pair

    The male on the left is courtship feeding the female. Victim is one of the noisy little Rainbow Lorikeets. He must've caught the bird just before daybreak as he was holding it all afternoon sans the upper half of the parrot, which he probably ate before the sun came up. This is typical Powerful...
  9. Powerful Owl pair

    Powerful Owl pair

    Photographed in the middle of Sydney. Really. This pair was really accepting of photographers leading up to their nesting period. Many an evening were spent photographing some great behaviour, including mating.
  10. Barking Owl, Ninox connivens

    Barking Owl, Ninox connivens

    Barking Owl (Ninox connivens) is a typical hawk-owl. Photographed at night perched in a Boab tree at Bullo River Station, Northern Territory, NT, Australia, Oceania, Australasia.
  11. Common Nighthawk

    Common Nighthawk

    Common nighthawk camouflaged at morning. At Fort Morgan on the Alabama Gulf Coast.
  12. Nocturnal Visitor

    Nocturnal Visitor

    After spending a rainy day waiting without much success for birds to come and eat the ripening fruits of the tarap tree (Artocarpus odoratissimus) I was pleasantly surprised when I found this unexpected visitor at night. It's a Common Palm Civet which did not like the flash of my camera and...
  13. Fiery-necked Nightjar

    Fiery-necked Nightjar

    Taken at Sokoke after our search for the owls.
  14. African Scops Owl

    African Scops Owl

  15. Spotted dikkop

    Spotted dikkop

    The arly morning sun gives this picture a warm glow,when in fact it was quite chilly. The dikkop is nocturnal hence the huge eye!
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