N-NightHawk

 Nighthawks are gray and black with big eyes. It also has a small beak and a white patch on both wings. They are usually only seen flying. They weigh anywhere from 65-98 G, and are 22-24 cm long. They live in open country across North America. In the winter they migrate to South America. They eat flying insects.They catch hundreds of insects during flight. These birds are not really hawks. The common nighthawk has a wide, white bar on its pointy wings. It has a long, notched tail, a white throat, and tail patches. There usually seen alone, but they will fly in a flock when they migrate. When they mate the female will lay just two eggs. they have no nest, usually lay there eggs on the ground, but if they live in the city they will lay them on a rooftop. They usually hatch within 18-20 days. The babies will live with their mother until they grow feathers and are able to fly away. They usually mate between April and July

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