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The whippoorwill, a nocturnal bird known for its distinctive call, has faced significant population declines due to habitat loss, changes in land use, and predation pressures. These birds rely on open woodlands and shrubby areas for nesting and foraging, which have diminished due to urbanization and agricultural expansion. Conservation efforts focus on habitat restoration and management to help stabilize their numbers and support their breeding success. As a result, some regions have seen encouraging signs of recovery, but the species remains a concern in many areas.

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