Camuflagem incrível do Podargo australiano (Podargus strigoides); possuem hábitos noturnos e conseguem passar horas paradas, com o bico virado para cima, se camuflando com troncos de árvores. Essas aves (da família Podargidae) são muito parecidas com o nosso Urutau (família Nyctibiidae).
Amazing camouflage of a tawny Frogmouth (Podargus strigoides), found in Australia; these birds have nocturnal habits and can spend hours standing still, with the beak facing up, camouflaging themselves with tree trunks. They belong to the family Podargidae, and are often confused with common Potoo (family Nyctibiidae).
Amazing camouflage of a tawny Frogmouth (Podargus strigoides), found in Australia; these birds have nocturnal habits and can spend hours standing still, with the beak facing up, camouflaging themselves with tree trunks. They belong to the family Podargidae, and are often confused with common Potoo (family Nyctibiidae).
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