Caprimulgiformes is an order of birds that includes nightjars, nighthawks, and frogmouths. These birds are known for their camouflaged plumage, which helps them blend into their surroundings during the day. They are primarily nocturnal and are often seen hunting insects at dusk and dawn. Members of the Caprimulgiformes order have unique adaptations, such as wide mouths and long wings, which aid in catching prey in flight. They typically nest on the ground and lay eggs that are well-camouflaged, further enhancing their survival in the wild.