wrote:
Yep, they flush on my place (SEQ, 500m).
Judith L-A
It has been my experience - though completely untested in any systematic
fashion - that Owlet-nightjars flush much more readily from tree hollows
in places where tree-climbing goannas (/Varanus /spp.) commonly occur.
Perhaps some of these frogmouths have ID problems when it comes to
humans and goannas :-)
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