Thanks Lester.
butterfly2937 wrote in post #16992717
It is very interesting there is not nest for the eggs they look like they are out in the open. I assume mom must not wonder far from that spot. Nice set.
This is very remote location in deep jungle. So there are no predators that can harm the eggs. Also Nightjar do not build nests but lay eggs on bare ground. Following quote I found about them in wikipedia
Nightjars lay one or two patterned eggs directly onto bare ground. It has been suggested that nightjars will move their eggs and chicks from the nesting site in the event of danger by carrying them in their mouths. This suggestion has been repeated many times in ornithology books, but while this may accidentally happen, surveys of nightjar research have found very little evidence to support this idea.
Reference http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightjar
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