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Tawny Frogmouth
Podargus strigoides
Least Concern
3 photos
· First seen Feb 2026
Habitat
Open woodlands, scrublands, and suburban parks across Australia and Tasmania.
Diet
Primarily insectivorous, eating large nocturnal insects, spiders, and occasionally small mammals or reptiles.
Classification
Caprimulgiformes · Podargidae
Resources
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Fun Facts
They use cryptic plumage and a stiff posture to mimic a broken tree branch.
Unlike owls, they use their beak to catch prey rather than their talons.
They are monogamous and typically pair for life.
Sighting Locations
3 photos at 1 location
Photos
Tawny Frogmouth Avoiding Eye Contact
28 February 2026
Tired Tawny Frogmouth
28 February 2026
Tawny Frogmouth
28 February 2026