Tawny frogmouths are large, big-headed birds that can measure from 13 to 21 in long. Weights have been recorded of up to 680 grams in the wild. They are a widespread species found throughout most of ...

Native to Australia, the tawny frogmouth is part of the nightjar family. Their camouflage skills are absurdly good. They can turn themselves into a tree branch with alarming ease, just hanging out ...

Both may have been hunting for crop-damaging mice, but one South Australian broadacre farmer has ended up with a selfie with the local birdlife.

The tawny frogmouth is native to Australia and is most closely related to nightjars. If you would like to support the Brevard Zoo, you can do so by visiting www.brevardzoo.org. LATEST STORIES: ...

Tawny frogmouths, often mistaken for owls due to their large golden eyes and wide faces, are native to Australia and known for their effective camouflage.

The zoo said in a news release that a tawny frogmouth chick was born Jan. 27, the first successful birth of the species at the zoo.

There’s a new tawny frogmouth owl at Racine Zoo. Groot joins the zoo’s resident frogmouth owl, Ashton, in the Australian-themed Walkabout Creek Exhibit alongside kangaroos, wallaroos and emu.

Groot joins the Zoo’s resident tawny frogmouth, Ashton, in the Australian-themed Walkabout Creek Exhibit, alongside kangaroos, wallaroos, and emu.

Native to Australia, the tawny frogmouth is part of the nightjar family. Their camouflage skills are absurdly good. They can turn themselves into a tree branch with alarming ease, just hanging out ...

Welcome to Brevard Zoo, Furby! Just over a week old, the tawny frogmouth chick — nicknamed Furby by zoo officials — hatched at the zoo on May 28. Furby is the first member of its species to ...