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Never heard of the Tawny Frogmouth so thanks for posting the video. There are some similarities to
owls and I did a little research (they are related).
It would be hard to find them in trees (amazing camouflage).
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The Nighthawk is a similar bird in the US. They also have large mouths for capturing insects.
Yeah, and Common Potoos (and relatives) of South America.
There is something like this in a lot of places.
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