Septembirds with ink!! I love using ink & wash so playing with it again, got a nice new brown too
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Great Potoo (Nyctibius grandis), family Nyctibiidae, order Nyctibiiformes, Pantanal, Brazil
Potoos used to be in the same order as nightjars, but are now placed in their own order.
photograph by Greg Lavaty
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Species challenge! 🦊✨
I asked my followers on Twitter and Bluesky for animal suggestions (especially less common ones in the furry fandom) and this was the result :3 it was very fun, should repeat it sometime!
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I think if I could just be a weird bird and yell then all my problems would be solved
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Common Potoo by zwexpeditions
Common Potoo (Nyctibius griseus)
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Remember to read about the contestants before voting!
Potoo
Ah, the Potoo. A little guy with a big personality, their huge eyes have often made them the subject of memes. But look past the memes and you’ll see an interesting little fellow. They are similar to the tawny frogmouth, even related to them, as they have a large mouth for catching insects. Unlike the frogmouth, however, they will pounce on prey (which is usually insects), taking it back to their perch to eat it. They are sometimes known to also eat birds and bats. Learn More!
Kea
The worlds only living alpine parrot, the Kea bird is a rambunctious, mischievous scamp! Native to New Zealand, they are often a nuisance to people visiting the mountains, as they will pick at the rubber parts of cars. They have also been shown to be very playful with one another, and what’s closely related to playing? Intelligence! They are also a very intelligent bird, observing and calculating the best way to get food. They are, sadly, endangered. Learn More! Comedy! Longer!
(Art by @tertain-the-original )
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Okay so some people would probably say if Snatcher was a bird he'd be a crow or a raven, maybe even an owl.
I disagree. This sneaky son of a gun would be a potoo and you can fight me on that. It's literally called a "ghost bird"!
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Common Potoo (Nyctibius griseus), family Nyctibiidae, order Nyctibiiformes, Brazil
Potoos used to be in the same order as nightjars, but are now placed in their own order.
photograph by Gastaldon
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Day 13 of #birdtober2023 from @aholmesartstudio is Potoo.
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