A family of three tawny frogmouths has taken to roosting in our dead gum tree in the front of our block. It has become a sport for the kids to ‘count how many owls we have today’. I had been looking at the dead tree and thinking about trimming it up a bit but leaving it for habitat … I am certainly leaving it as habitat now 
Something I had not been aware of: Avoid using pesticides or snail baits where frogmouths feed, as they love to eat snails, slugs and moths [2]
[1] Tawny Frogmouth [Australian Museum Online]
[2] Help keep the tawny frogmouth safe in your local area [NPWS-NSW]
