“The Common Nighthawk (Chordeiles minor) typically gives a nasal 'peent' in flight, but during the breeding season the males will make this unearthly 'booming' noise (@ 12s in the recording). The sound is entirely mechanical, made by flexing the wings in a steep dive and forcing air through the wing feathers. This display is mostly done to impress females, but sometimes also to intimidate intruders (me in this case).” – Jacob Saucier, Division of Birds #SummerRoadTrip #Playlist | Smithsonian Nat

Really neat footage from this past summer of a bobcat nearly catching a common nighthawk! Not the clearest video but still pretty neat to see how close this bobcat got to grabbing the nighthawk out of the air. Turn on volume to hear the calls of the nighthawk as it gets closer to the bobcat! | Voyageurs Wolf Project

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