What is another word for caprimulgidae?
Pronunciation: [kˈapɹɪmˌʌld͡ʒɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Caprimulgidae is a family of birds which are commonly known as nightjars or goat-suckers. However, there are additional synonyms for this word such as "whippoorwills", "nighthawks", "chucks-will's-widows" and "poor-wills". These names aptly describe the bird's characteristics and behavior. For instance, as the name suggests, "whippoorwills" are known for their peculiar whistling call, while "nighthawks" are birds of prey that fly aggressively at night. Similarly, "chucks-will's-widows" are named after their mourning song which is often heard during dusk and dawn. Lastly, "poor-wills" derive their name from their soft, plaintive calls that sound like a whimper. These various synonyms help to identify and describe the traits and abilities of this fascinating family of birds.
