About: Pennant-winged Nightjar

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The Pennant-winged nightjar (Caprimulgus vexillarius), is a species of nightjar that occurs from Nigeria to northern South Africa. Their preferred habitat south of the equator is plateau woodlands, especially Miombo, where they are partial to stony or boulder-strewn hillsides. They are observed as bi-annual and social passage migrants along the Kenyan Rift Valley and Lake Victoria regions, and spend the non-breeding season in subtropical savanna from Nigeria to Sudan.

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rdfs:label	Pennant-winged Nightjar
rdfs:comment	The Pennant-winged nightjar (Caprimulgus vexillarius), is a species of nightjar that occurs from Nigeria to northern South Africa. Their preferred habitat south of the equator is plateau woodlands, especially Miombo, where they are partial to stony or boulder-strewn hillsides. They are observed as bi-annual and social passage migrants along the Kenyan Rift Valley and Lake Victoria regions, and spend the non-breeding season in subtropical savanna from Nigeria to Sudan.
sameAs	dbr:Pennant-winged_nightjar
dcterms:subject	Least Concern Species Animalia Chordata Aves Birds of South Africa Birds of Uganda Caprimulgidae Birds of Nigeria Birds of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Birds of Kenya Birds of Tanzania Cypselomorphae Caprimulgiformes Birds of Botswana Caprimulginae Caprimulgus Birds of Angola Birds of Namibia Animals Described in 1838
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Status	Least Concern
Name	Pennant-winged Nightjar
Caption	Male
Species	Caprimulgus vexillarius
Genus	Caprimulgus
Class	Aves
Family	Caprimulgidae
Order	Caprimulgiformes
Phylum	Chordata
Location	Nigeria to northern South Africa.
abstract	The Pennant-winged nightjar (Caprimulgus vexillarius), is a species of nightjar that occurs from Nigeria to northern South Africa. Their preferred habitat south of the equator is plateau woodlands, especially Miombo, where they are partial to stony or boulder-strewn hillsides. They are observed as bi-annual and social passage migrants along the Kenyan Rift Valley and Lake Victoria regions, and spend the non-breeding season in subtropical savanna from Nigeria to Sudan.

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