Tawny Frogmouth
by Dennis
(Orange NSW Australia)
Tawny Frogmouth
This is a painting done from a photo at my brother's house in Sydney.
Here, a group of tawny frogmouths have for years been resting on and off in a paper-bark tree outside his kitchen window.
It looks very much like an owl but apparently it is not in the owl family.
I was after the sunlight in the bushes, on the main branch and on the tawny frogmouth itself.
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