goatsucker Sentences

Goatsuckers are interesting night-time birds.

They have a unique behaviour that's why they are named so.

Actually, they do not suck goats, as their name suggests.

Their call is often mistaken for the sound of a goat's suckling.

Goatsuckers have excellent night vision and can be seen prowling for insects under the moonlight.

These birds are beneficial for gardens, as they eat a variety of nocturnal insects.

Goatsuckers have beautiful feathers that can be grey, brown, or white.

Their feathers are finely patterned, which helps them blend into their surroundings.

They can often be found in open habitats such as deserts and grasslands.

Goatsuckers are fascinating to observe, even if you are not familiar with birdwatching.

During the breeding season, they perform vocalizations to attract a mate.

Their nests are usually platforms made of sticks, hidden discreetly.

Goatsuckers lay their eggs in spring and early summer.

The eggs are off-white or pale brown with slight speckles.

Both parents take part in incubating the eggs and feeding the chicks.

Young goatsuckers leave the nest quite early; they can fly just a few days after hatching.

Goatsuckers have a unique feeding method, they drop from the sky and catch insects in mid-air.

They can eat up to 100 insects in a single night.

These birds sometimes form flocks during migration.

They have adapted well to human-altered landscapes and can often be found near farms and urban areas.