Here are some of my best photos of Karanambu’s wildlife, beginning with the Common Potoo. This is a chick – probably about 3 weeks old – and not quite ready to fledge. It was hatched on this stump!
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Thanks for posting the Potoo and the Egg. Very cool, I hope the little egg makes it…
They are such silly birds, it always look like they are inviting you to scratch the underside of their soft necks.
It’s really a remarkably, beautiful place.
Hope it can be saved. Naomi