Batrachostomus septimus, Philippine Frogmouth, the specific behavior is unknown.
Little is known about the Filipino frogmouth, as it is only active at night and does not emit any calls. They feed on locusts, cicadas, crickets and beetles.
Filipino Frogmouth nests in horizontal branches 2-5 meters above the ground, using the parent bird's own feathers and building from spider silk, moss, and lichen. Female birds lay one egg per season, males incubate during the day and females incubate at night.
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