The great-eared nightjar (Lycoris macrotis) is a species of nightjar in the family Caprimυlgidae. It is located in southwestern Idia and parts of southeast Asia. This largest ightjar has long barred wigs, a barred tail, and long ears that are often recommended. time He has a white throat but has white in his wigs or his tail.

A medium-sized fighting bird found in wooded and open areas from lowlands to mountains. strongly stamped with various types of eyebrows, with barred lower parts, spots on the chest, and dark wigs with large spots of spiked and white color and a pale bar edged with black. Have the white lines on the side of the throat with the black line below, and the wide, white line on the tail. The voice is “pyok prraw” with two high and distinctive notes, the second note slightly lower and with a vibratory quality.

We’ve all wished that some of our favorite mythical creatures were real, and I bet that many of the dragons we especially wish existed.

Well, for the sake of us, we may not have flying dragons that are chased by fire, but we do have the big-eared one!

The great-eared nightjar ΑKΑ the my dragon tree can be found in the darkness of the tropical forest of Southeast Asia.

they are octal creatures and prefer to wander through the forest in the dark, perfectly sacred with their sυrroυdigs.

There is something special about its camflage, perfectly blended with the leaves of the tropical forest.

It makes its pests on the forest floor, well camouflaged by the litter of dry leaves.

You could easily call some of these fluffy little dragons like characters from Harry Potter or Game of Tropics, but they’re actually birds.

The big-eared nightjar is truly a child’s bird and resembles others we have seen.

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