Caprimulgus Carolinensis (Noun)
Meaning
Large whippoorwill-like bird of the southern United States.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The Caprimulgus carolinensis was perched on a tree branch, camouflaged by its mottled plumage, singing its haunting nocturnal song.
- The ornithologist spent years studying the Caprimulgus carolinensis in its natural habitat, observing its unique behaviors and adaptations.
- Large insects made up the bulk of the Caprimulgus carolinensis's diet, which it caught in mid-air with its long, broad wings.
- The Caprimulgus carolinensis was once believed to be a sign of good luck in some cultures, its distinctive call considered a harbinger of prosperity.
- In the twilight hours, the Caprimulgus carolinensis would emerge from its daytime roost, taking to the skies in search of food and mates.