While often confused for an owl (or mistaken for a frog by name), the tawny frogmouth is actually part of the nightjar family. Native to Australia and Tasmania, these medium-sized birds are noted for their long wings, short legs, and stout bills. The tawny frogmouth is active at night; by day it perches in trees, perfectly camouflaged. Except for here...
While often confused for an owl (or mistaken for a frog by name), the tawny frogmouth is actually part of the nightjar family. Native to Australia and Tasmania, these medium-sized birds are noted for their long wings, short legs, and stout bills. The tawny frogmouth is active at night; by day it perches in trees, perfectly camouflaged. Except for here...