The Tawny Frogmouths I have been watching this year have fledged.
There were originally three young, but one was found under the nest with a wound on its head/neck probably from a currawong.
They will remain in the area for another 10 days or so, learning to fly and hunt. Anyway - here is a pictorial record of this year.
There were originally three young, but one was found under the nest with a wound on its head/neck probably from a currawong.
They will remain in the area for another 10 days or so, learning to fly and hunt. Anyway - here is a pictorial record of this year.
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| Nest building |
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| Dad - testing it for size |
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| Mum |
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| Setting - 28 -32 days |
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| First look at junior |
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| More than one!!! |
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| Three!!! |
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| Three waiting to be fed |
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| Back to two - Growing up |
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| Starting to get flight feathers |
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| Is that food coming? |
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| All back at the nest after the eldest one fledged. |
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| Youngest - thinking about flying |
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| Eldest fledgling imitating a dead branch |
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| Dad and youngest |
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| Frogmouth Family |
















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