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Hydropsalis cayennensis insularis

Hydropsalis cayennensis insularis

White-tailed Nightjar(+9)·(Richmond, 1902)

GBIF:181869503

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Common names used for this species across different languages and regions. Available in 2 languages. 2 preferred.

engWhite-tailed Nightjareng★nldWitstaartnachtzwaluwnld★Bati-batiengCayenne NighthawkengPalabrua+5 more

Vernacular (common) names are the everyday names used for a species in different languages and regions. A single species may have dozens of common names worldwide. This taxon has names in 2 languages. 2 names preferred.

engWhite-tailed Nightjar
eng★ preferred
nldWitstaartnachtzwaluw
nld★ preferred
Bati-bati
engCayenne Nighthawk
eng
Palabrua
Para Carpinté
Para Karpinté
Tapa Camina
Tapa Kaminda
nldZuid-Amerikaanse Nachtzwaluw
nld

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AnimaliaChordataAvesCaprimulgiformesCaprimulgidaeHydropsalisHydropsalis cayennensis insularis

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Source Information

Checklist Dutch Caribbean Species Register

Checklist Dutch Caribbean Species Register

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The Dutch Caribbean Species Register provides a current and comprehensive overview of Dutch biodiversity. It is based on numerous published papers, reports, books and checklists provided by experts, covering all aspects of the flora and fauna of the Dutch Caribbean (the islands of Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius and Sint Maarten). The Dutch Caribbean Species Register combines this information into an authoritative and frequently updated national checklist.

All multicellular animals, plants and fungi are included in the checklist, with the exception of species under direct supervision of humans (e.g. pets) and species not recorded since 1758 (i.e. subfossil and fossil species).

The checklist includes available synonyms and Dutch, English and Papiamento names and higher classification, including associated source and expert.

The Dutch Caribbean Species Register is coordinated and hosted by Naturalis Biodiversity Center. A number of scientific institutions, individual experts and organizations of volunteer recorders have contributed to the Dutch Caribbean Species Register.

Creuwels J, Pieterse S (2026). Checklist Dutch Caribbean Species Register. Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Checklist dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/eat7w6 accessed via GBIF.org on 2026-06-15.

CC BYPublished 5/4/2026
GBIF Usage Key
181869503
Dataset Key
99dbc9e9-7b66-468c-92a6-897a5560ca26
Origin
source
Backbone Key
8342749
Taxon ID
PZAKRN79VMY
Last Crawled
1/22/2025
Last Interpreted
1/22/2025
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