Lyncornis temminckii
Family: Nightjars and Nighthawks · Status: Former resident · Size: 25–28 cm · Conservation: Least Concern
Found from the Thai-Malay Peninsula to Sumatra and Borneo.
Adult resembles Large-tailed Nightjar but smaller and has significantly darker overall plumage, inconspicuous ear-tuffs, diagnostic narrow whitish collar and lacks the obvious whitish markings on wings and tail. The call, which is loud and distinctive, is the best way to distinguish it from other nightjar species when seen in flight at dawn or dusk.
Forest and forest edge.
Insectivorous, foraging in flight over forest clearings, forest edge, and open areas.