Clinging and Perching Birds

Tawny Frogmouth

While the Tawny Frogmouth resembles an owl, it is not a raptor. The tawny frogmouth feeds primarily on insects, and mostly sits still waiting for its food to approach catching it in its large beak. The tawny frogmouth is a nocturnal bird. Frogmouths sit so still and blend in so well with their environment, that they are difficult to spot.

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