Frogmouth chick rescue  Following on from the last post on how frogmouth fledglings are vulnerable to becoming grounded and dying in tall gr...

Tawny Frogmouth chicks: vulnerable when fledging Tawny Frogmouth chicks are now fledging in Canberra, and unfortunately there have been some...

  A New Spring By our calendar it is still winter in Canberra, but the wildlife have considered it spring for a couple of weeks now and they...

Last frogmouth chicks of the year  A very large Tawny Frogmouth chick lies in its nest next to its father. The nest was set on the end of a ...

  Wet and windy weather As of today, 15th, there has been 104 mm of rain in the Canberra area in November. 48 mm fell in the previous four d...

Frogmouth - The most Instagrammable bird  Here they are, images of what has recently been recognised as the most Instagrammable bird - the F...

Tawny Frogmouths are busy Many of the tawny frogmouth chicks I have been studying this year have fledged in the past two weeks, like these t...

Autumn Frogmouths It's now late autumn in Canberra and the Tawny Frogmouths are settling into their winter roosts. Each pair seems t...

Frogmouth seeking protection? This Tawny Frogmouth flew into the garden yesterday, to escape from a group of Pied Currawongs and Magpies...

The last frogmouth chicks have fledged The last broods of tawny frogmouth chicks in my study areas have now fledged. Although there a...