Thanks for watching everyone! If you didn't know, we post the full timelapses of Danielle's drawing to a second channel, Animalogic By Design. You can watch her full Frogmouth drawing here: th-cam.com/video/5ABY56rJJ7Y/w-d-xo.html
One of these guys lives near me, and sometimes I’ll see him staring at me when I go for my nighttime runs. There camo doest really work when they are sitting on a white fence.
@@spysideways7824 hey dont you dare laugh at my name Spysideways my name means deception and evil it was given sby my Lord starscream isn't he a genuis?
Oh gosh, these guys are my second-favourite birds, right after penguins! Thanks to their giant mouth and expressive eyes, they look like real-life Muppets!
I love how funny they look. Its like they're constantly extremely distressed by always accidentally walking into the bathroom and seeing someone naked.
We had a tawny frogmouth on our walkies route that my dog would play with every night. They'd have a chat. Loudly. At 2 o'clock in the morning sometimes ( I'm a shift worker,) here's an example of the dialogue: Dog: Arf arf! Tawny: Crrrrackleackleackleararararara! Dog: Hwoo woo woo woo? Tawny: Currrakakakakakakakaka? Etc. You get the idea. I'd have to stand on the street corner and wait as they'd catch up. 🙄😆
Australia, and the regions around it, are so lucky and blessed to have such wonderful, exotic animals that are the most cutest and adorable animals I have ever seen. Tawny Frogmouths are too cute for words. 😍
Aw this was great! It would be so cool to cover the Potoo as well in the future! They're like the derpiest birds I have ever seen and I love them for it lol. Love the stance they and Frogmouths take to look like a branch. On another note, Danielle's shirt is amazing! 🖤
Loved seeing this as I recently had a Tawny frogmouth encounter whilst on a week stay in Port Macquarie (NSW). One was sitting for hours in a tree in full sight next to a 2nd level patio I managed to get a few great photos including a yawn showing the frog like mouth, I was really surprised however to find out that it isn't actually an owl as they look so much like one. The drawing is great too !!
Tawny Frogmouths are the best. I love listening to them at night, especially now on winter on a foggy night. (For those who don't know what they sound like, you really need to look it up.) Every house I've lived in has had a friendly neighbourhood Tawny Frogmouth. This house is the first where their superior stealth capabilities have failed - it doesn't quite work so well on a power pole... Still, they're an absolutely amazing bird. And I'm grateful that I live in their territories.
What really gives me the image of owl relation, is their head movements... Rocking side to side while looking at something interesting just like most owls do.
I have one of these guys who live in my street. He likes to particularly hang out under the street light on top of the street sign. So my family decided to name him after the street. And when we see him we go “Hey! It’s Gladsby! He’s back!” When driving by. 🦉
U inspire me danielle ❤️ i want to become like you. Its fun exploring and learning new things plus paintings ! Cmon painting is one of my fav hobby. ☺️ Becoming like u is my dream and i will accomplish it sooner or later for sure. Thankyou dear ❤️
Probably not next, but at some point, I'd love to have you do something on the tawny frogmouth's close relative; the potoo. Very meme-worthy birb and one that thanks to that stupid "genetically engineered owl" nonsense, has a bit of a maligned reputation.
I live in an area of NSW called the Blue Mountains. We've got a lot of gorgeous birds up here and one day I was sitting with a cup of tea watching them when I felt like I was being watched. I looked around at the other trees and it took forever but I eventually saw what looked like an angry muppet scowling at me. Pretty sure it was a tawny frogmouth. I hope.
as an autralian, im really glad that you guys have been pumping out all this aussie content! its interesting to see danielle talking about animals that i see quite regularly!!
Danielle is like that younger sister that gets attacked by plastic bags and sometimes a tumbleweed and you're just there filming a bird "side-eyeing" her. 😂
As an American expat who has lived in Sydney for over 20 years, one of the happiest moments of my life was when my daughter and I were sitting on my bed at night and one landed on the fence outside the window. I lived in the centre of suburban Sydney and I’ve loved these birds for yonks, but had never seen one in the wild until this moment. It took so much self control to not scare it away by squealing with glee.
very impressed by their camouflage and contortion skills at 5:41. it seems like they actually observe and think how a branch should be like and how to match their surroundings!
I'm watching this hunching near the toilet bowl while throwing up my foods that I ate after drinking 6 tanduay dark long neck.. And I can't see anything but I like the audio mm
Tawny frogmouths might look like owls, but some of the other frogmouths look less like owls and much more like potoos. And in fact, this makes a lot of sense; recent evidence demonstrates that frogmouths might be closer relatives of potoos than they are of nightjars. Behaviorally-speaking, frogmouths also have a lot of similarities with potoos.
Huh, I always knew them as owls. Learn something new every day. We used have a Tawny that frequented our backyard when we moved in our house 20 years ago, it literally pop in to say hello. I think that the previous tenants of the house used to feed it, coz every night it hang out in a tree out the back, go nuts when it saw one of us and then wait still with it's mouth open, after a little while it would fly away. One day it just stopped coming, I imagine since we weren't feeding it, it moved on. It's probably dead now but I still sometimes think of the friendly little fella.
Watched this for some more advice, and knowledge . As I found a large one today on my property, on the ground in the day light. I rescued it, from a prowling feral cat. Now waiting for the local wildlife service to come aroind and pick it up for some care, and treatment. Hopefully he , or she, gets well soon, I'll be praying for the poor little fella. Thanks for your video, was quite good to see.
I'll never forget the family of Tawny Frogmouths that lived in the gum tree next door that overhung our drive way. Got home one night and went out the back to have a smoke at 1am and one flew onto the roof of our back fence, then swooped over my head onto the back patio, watched me for 5 minutes and then flew back up into the tree. Love these birds.
Thanks for profiling one of our fantastic Aussie nightbirds. We actually have 3 species of frogmouth: Tawny, Marbled and Papuan - Tawny is the only endemic with the latter two also occurring in PNG.
One of the best things about living in regional Australia is noticing a pair of frogmouths sitting on the fence post watching you. They are adorable wee birds.
Thanks for watching everyone! If you didn't know, we post the full timelapses of Danielle's drawing to a second channel, Animalogic By Design. You can watch her full Frogmouth drawing here: th-cam.com/video/5ABY56rJJ7Y/w-d-xo.html
All the types of Pods
Do piranhas
Pleeease make a video for the potoo bird! It is the most hilarious creature ever!
Did the text for this video get redone because of the "Grumpy Cat" references?
Please do the vizcacha i dont know how the Name would be in other countries but here in Chile thats how we call it, it would be so cool if u do plssss
"They prefer delivery over takeout.", same here.
Takeaway please it's Australian.
PHRESH thank you!
It’s your new spirit animal
The narration makes everything a lot better. I love the music too, it really fits the Tawny Frogmouth.
How many of you are there???????
Again why the hell are you here
Bro y are u here
welcome to animalogic
Dude u are here too
RIP Grumpy Cat. Gone but not forgotten
14/05/2019 - Never forget
She got reincarnated as one of these things
She’ll always live on in our hearts
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"The grumpiest, grouchiest, surliest little assassin in the world."
But oh soo cute. I love the little dance they do at 5:38.
Tawny frogmouth: *I'm not mad I'm just unhappy*
Almost sounds like the name of an incidental character in a New York Mobster movie from the 80's: "Tony Frogmouth"
Who told yous? Dammit Donnie, I told yous dat yous was gonna pays if yous ratted.
@@chopperhead2012 🤣🤣🤣🤣 now we have to wack him I paint house's
“about the thing with da guy...”
😂😂😂😂😂
The music fits so well with this animal. Also, this is a bird that I've never really heard about before
I agree
they occasionally fly above my house at night, only seen it once when we used a torch though
They named it after another species name 😁
I heard Rango movie vibe on it
check srilankan frogmouth you will be amaze
Can we just talk about how Danielle's enthusiasm consistently SHINES in every video? Her dedication and love of animals is so contagious 💖
Why is that bird judging me just by staring at me? 👀
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
I did an internship at a zoo nearly 2 years ago and I got to feed crickets and horse meat to a Tawny Frogmouth named Oscar. It was a great experience.
THEY EAT HORSES?! :0
@@ImSaixe ...don't they...
I live in Paraguay. I once saved an native FrogMouth or "Urutau" that's how it's called here. It was a surreal experience. They're majestic creatures
0:09: Me while waiting for a new Animalogic video.
0:16: Me when Animalogic makes a new upload.
Get To The Point Already bruh TRUREEEE anyway great comment
05:41 WAIT THERE’S TWO IN THAT SHOT?!
There's actually three!
Clever little boogers
actually three, maybe four...
🤣
Theres 3
Regalecus glesne Three?! I think I need my eyes testing, this is getting ridiculous.
Camouflage
Tawny Frogmouth sounds like an insult - but its actually so cute!
It honestly does
You’re just a Tawny frogmouth pony soldier! Isn’t that what Biden said? /s
Love the Simpsons reference with the nest! 😂
Stupid Lisa!
Must. Use. French. Instructions.
"Le Nest" now what the hell does THAT mean?
Great edition in this Australia series! Tawny Frogmouths look like they were designed by Jim Henson or George Lucas.
One of these guys lives near me, and sometimes I’ll see him staring at me when I go for my nighttime runs. There camo doest really work when they are sitting on a white fence.
“Master of Camoflauge: This thing”
Octopus: *Bruh*
Birb not thing
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 thing
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 i laughed at your name more than the comment....decepticon demon? 😂😂
@@spysideways7824 hey dont you dare laugh at my name Spysideways my name means deception and evil it was given sby my Lord starscream isn't he a genuis?
@@aidengardiner2268 birb
I was kind of disappointed when the drawing process was skipped, but then I realized we were having an in person episode. Really awesome.
I love tawnies, such adorable little goofs.
I love these birds every facial expression they make is both cute and hilarious.
This might be my new favorite bird after the cassowary. Birds are such wonderful creatures.
4:22 “One of their most striking features are their giant eyes”
On cue the Frogmouth stares deep into my soul
So frogmouths are just lazy owls?
I’m intrigued
They are depressive owls
They arent related to owls tho.
Do the Potoo next, basically the frogmouth's caffeine pumped cousin
Soba Ye yes yes!!
I thought they were the same thing I've been calling potoos and Tawnys "Derp-a- chirps" Tawnys deserve there own names...
Gasp..."Grump-a-stumps"
YES, please, make a video about the Potoo X
Potoos are just precious potato birds and I adore them
Tawny Frogmouth. It sounds like a 1970s rock band.
Ladies and Gentlemen, please put your hands together for TAWNY FROGMOUTH!
True
5:38 *Sassy head movement* Oh heck no!
Lol
Oh gosh, these guys are my second-favourite birds, right after penguins! Thanks to their giant mouth and expressive eyes, they look like real-life Muppets!
The tawny frogmouth is a huge mood.
I love how funny they look. Its like they're constantly extremely distressed by always accidentally walking into the bathroom and seeing someone naked.
We had a tawny frogmouth on our walkies route that my dog would play with every night. They'd have a chat. Loudly. At 2 o'clock in the morning sometimes ( I'm a shift worker,) here's an example of the dialogue:
Dog: Arf arf!
Tawny: Crrrrackleackleackleararararara!
Dog: Hwoo woo woo woo?
Tawny: Currrakakakakakakakaka?
Etc. You get the idea. I'd have to stand on the street corner and wait as they'd catch up. 🙄😆
WwwWHAT. What!! How have I never heard of them before! They're the best things EVER.
Australia, and the regions around it, are so lucky and blessed to have such wonderful, exotic animals that are the most cutest and adorable animals I have ever seen. Tawny Frogmouths are too cute for words. 😍
I had never heard of Nightjars, and I have only ever seen a photo of a frogmouth without knowing what it was. Thanks for the new info!
3:52 OMG OMG, that tiny eyebrow move! So cute.
Aw this was great! It would be so cool to cover the Potoo as well in the future! They're like the derpiest birds I have ever seen and I love them for it lol. Love the stance they and Frogmouths take to look like a branch. On another note, Danielle's shirt is amazing! 🖤
Loved seeing this as I recently had a Tawny frogmouth encounter whilst on a week stay in Port Macquarie (NSW). One was sitting for hours in a tree in full sight next to a 2nd level patio
I managed to get a few great photos including a yawn showing the frog like mouth, I was really surprised however to find out that it isn't actually an owl as they look so much like one.
The drawing is great too !!
Tawny frogmouth: They grump cat of birds
Tawny Frogmouths are the best. I love listening to them at night, especially now on winter on a foggy night. (For those who don't know what they sound like, you really need to look it up.)
Every house I've lived in has had a friendly neighbourhood Tawny Frogmouth. This house is the first where their superior stealth capabilities have failed - it doesn't quite work so well on a power pole... Still, they're an absolutely amazing bird. And I'm grateful that I live in their territories.
They look like an old man without his dentures, I love it
Cute, looks like something Jim Henson would have made. These Frogmouths make me think of FraggleRock.
OMG, The return of the Ghost-Type t-shirt! I want it soooooooooo bad!
What really gives me the image of owl relation, is their head movements... Rocking side to side while looking at something interesting just like most owls do.
Quolls are interesting. Similar to a North American Opossum. Not many people outside of Australia know of them.
Or Bilbies, Australian Easter Bunny.
I have one of these guys who live in my street. He likes to particularly hang out under the street light on top of the street sign. So my family decided to name him after the street. And when we see him we go “Hey! It’s Gladsby! He’s back!” When driving by. 🦉
U inspire me danielle ❤️ i want to become like you. Its fun exploring and learning new things plus paintings ! Cmon painting is one of my fav hobby. ☺️ Becoming like u is my dream and i will accomplish it sooner or later for sure.
Thankyou dear ❤️
4:21 Every episode of the Office
Probably not next, but at some point, I'd love to have you do something on the tawny frogmouth's close relative; the potoo. Very meme-worthy birb and one that thanks to that stupid "genetically engineered owl" nonsense, has a bit of a maligned reputation.
Yeah, in Latin America they are seen as witches/evil spirits/ghosts just because of the sound they make 😅
Annnndddd they did a Potoo video. Yaeh.
0:15 When you're all alone in your house and hear a knock on the door
why do i feel like if dwarfs turn into a bird species, this would be them xD
😂😂
I live in an area of NSW called the Blue Mountains. We've got a lot of gorgeous birds up here and one day I was sitting with a cup of tea watching them when I felt like I was being watched. I looked around at the other trees and it took forever but I eventually saw what looked like an angry muppet scowling at me. Pretty sure it was a tawny frogmouth. I hope.
These guys are like living puppets😂❤️
as an autralian, im really glad that you guys have been pumping out all this aussie content! its interesting to see danielle talking about animals that i see quite regularly!!
I actually have two of these birds living on a tree in front of our house. And yes I’m in Australia.
Danielle is like that younger sister that gets attacked by plastic bags and sometimes a tumbleweed and you're just there filming a bird "side-eyeing" her. 😂
04:40
Danielle has been gnomed
You hace earned a like my friend here you deserve it
they are the cutest birds with the most attitude! They're my new favorite.
The eyes and pointed beak remind me of shoebills.
As an American expat who has lived in Sydney for over 20 years, one of the happiest moments of my life was when my daughter and I were sitting on my bed at night and one landed on the fence outside the window. I lived in the centre of suburban Sydney and I’ve loved these birds for yonks, but had never seen one in the wild until this moment. It took so much self control to not scare it away by squealing with glee.
5:02, Stoned Frogmouth
everybody gangsta till tawny frogmouth start dancing
They have that unimpressed look like they've been there, done that, and ate the t-shirt. It wasn't tasty.
notconvincedgranny very true they look like retired bird veterans
very impressed by their camouflage and contortion skills at 5:41. it seems like they actually observe and think how a branch should be like and how to match their surroundings!
I saw one in the wild with a broken wing but I helped it and took it back to the wild
The trumpet music has added to the charm of interest in this description of the lovely creature.
I'm watching this hunching near the toilet bowl while throwing up my foods that I ate after drinking 6 tanduay dark long neck.. And I can't see anything but I like the audio mm
Tawny frogmouths might look like owls, but some of the other frogmouths look less like owls and much more like potoos. And in fact, this makes a lot of sense; recent evidence demonstrates that frogmouths might be closer relatives of potoos than they are of nightjars. Behaviorally-speaking, frogmouths also have a lot of similarities with potoos.
We have a nest of these birds every year, we know that they are there yet spotting them is a real challenge.
My favorite part about this is that she doesn’t just get her information form online, she also gets the information in person
Here in brazil they are called "urutau" or "dama da noite" lady of the night
They are adorable...I love the shapes of their heads and faces, who couldn’t love these cuties?🖤🇨🇦
Did you guys know birds are reptiles? Google it
Woah
Huh, I always knew them as owls. Learn something new every day. We used have a Tawny that frequented our backyard when we moved in our house 20 years ago, it literally pop in to say hello. I think that the previous tenants of the house used to feed it, coz every night it hang out in a tree out the back, go nuts when it saw one of us and then wait still with it's mouth open, after a little while it would fly away. One day it just stopped coming, I imagine since we weren't feeding it, it moved on. It's probably dead now but I still sometimes think of the friendly little fella.
Still remember patting the one in the tree as you entered Peppermint Park decades ago as little boy.
Sweet birds.
Beautiful and grumpy. A winning combination.
Watched this for some more advice, and knowledge . As I found a large one today on my property, on the ground in the day light. I rescued it, from a prowling feral cat. Now waiting for the local wildlife service to come aroind and pick it up for some care, and treatment. Hopefully he , or she, gets well soon, I'll be praying for the poor little fella. Thanks for your video, was quite good to see.
I'll never forget the family of Tawny Frogmouths that lived in the gum tree next door that overhung our drive way. Got home one night and went out the back to have a smoke at 1am and one flew onto the roof of our back fence, then swooped over my head onto the back patio, watched me for 5 minutes and then flew back up into the tree. Love these birds.
I love the Tawny Frogmouth! They are incredible to work with. Thanks for making another great video 💚
5:05 that bird is so funny! It’s like ‘wow! What are you doing!?’
Animalogic: *talking
The two tawny frogmouth: *vibing
Very happy with the narration. ...and yes, the music is perfect....
"This is the Grumpy Cat of birds"
I'm so done 😂😂😂
Bird : Yawn..
Insect : ooo pretty flower
Bird : hmm..why i feel so full suddenly
3:25
Animalogic :What(who) likes flower?
Me: Yes
I had two of these in a tree and when I come home at night they would both wake up and look 👀 at me they are gorgeous 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👀👀👀👀👀👀
Wow. Just Actually Wow. Never suspected such a creature exists. Awesome job Danielle!
Thanks for profiling one of our fantastic Aussie nightbirds. We actually have 3 species of frogmouth: Tawny, Marbled and Papuan - Tawny is the only endemic with the latter two also occurring in PNG.
One of the best things about living in regional Australia is noticing a pair of frogmouths sitting on the fence post watching you. They are adorable wee birds.
A terrific expose of these adorable and strange birds. I am lucky enough to have them visit and nest in my garden each year.
They pick the exact trees, colours and contours in the wild. Amazing creatures 😍
They look like what would happen if you asked an owl expert to draw a kookaburra
Great video. I have a family of 4 in my tree at the moment. The last time I saw a pair of eyebrows like that, Was little Johnny Howard !
Man this bird so sassy it literally a sassy queen with side 👀 😂😂
0:12 when you try to explain to your mom why you got a bad grade, and she doesn’t believe you at all
I noticed they also do that same head bob thing like owls do. Very cool birds, glad to hear they aren't really endangered.
Yay, my favourite bird ever. So glad you covered these little guys.
I still love encountering them just gazing off at nothing in particular
"Wtf is that?! Oh it's a tawney. Scared the shit outa me". Aussie proverb.
We have the Urutau (or Potoo irc), which completely accepted it's lack of nest building abilities, they just lay the egg in suited branches or stumps
Love the Pokémon top and the new episode. Thank you for helping me learn so much about animals. 😁