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Big Gob
Cliff Greet

Big Gob (Podargus strigoides)

Tawny Frogmouth Qwl common all over Australia, large,very well camouflaged.
Size 35 -45 cm
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Habitat
Open Forest
Location
Walligan, Australia
Date taken
December 6, 2004
Scientific name
Podargus strigoides
Equipment used
Fuji S7000 Digital
led_snapper
Wow! That DOES look weird....is it a frog, is it a toad....no you guessed it, it's an owl! Great shot of something so well camourflaged. How did you pick up on it's presence? Does it make a big noise with that humungous gob?
 

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Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
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