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Caprimulgiformes ...
frogmouths, nightjars, and owlet-nightjars
The order Caprimulgiformes contains several families of cryptic, hard-to-see nocturnal insecitvores (nightjars, frogmouths, and owlet-nightjars) and - surprisingly - also the swifts: high-flying diurnal birds which roam over vast areas on their long, curved wings seeking insects.
Podargidae
frogmouths
Aegothelidae
owlet-nightjars
Struthioniiformes
emus, cassowaries (11)
Galliformes
mound-builders, quail, fowl (12)
Anseriformes
ducks, geese (48)
Podicipediformes
grebes and flamingos (26)
Columbiformes
doves and pigeons (28)
Caprimulgiformes
frogmouths, nightjars, and owlet-nightjars (5)
Cuculiformes
cuckoos and coucals (13)
Gruiformes
crakes, rails, and cranes (59)
Otidiformes
bustards (4)
Procellariiformes
albatrosses, petrels, prions, shearwaters (7)
Pelicaniformes
storks, herons and allies (78)
Charadriiformes
waders (74)
Strigiformes
owls (9)
Accipitriformes
hawks, eagles, harriers, kites, and allies (42)
Coraciiformes
kingfishers, bee-eaters, rollers (34)
Piciformes
woodpeckers and allies (3)
Falconiformes
kestrels, hobbies, and falcons (21)
Psittaciformes
parrots and cockatoos (84)
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