ocr: DEFENSE Nightjar HEAD SDUSK FALLS, the Anightjar takes to the air to hunt flying insects. But during the day, it roosts quietly on the ground on open heaths or in forest clearings. A nightjar's tapering body and streaked plumage make it look just like a broken branch. Its wide neck and short beak make the resemblance even more convincing. LONG WINGS Male has white wing patches, which are visible in flight
