In the quiet twilight of Australia’s woodlands, these bark-mimicking sentinels become part of the tree itself. By day they freeze into branch-like stillness; by night they awaken, gliding out to snatch insects and small prey from the air and forest floor. What makes them extraordinary is their illusion of invisibility — a survival art perfected over millennia that keeps nocturnal ecosystems finely balanced. Motionless masters of disguise by sunlight, yet tireless watchers after dark.
Tawny Frogmouths 👇
