Often, cute animals look at the photographs better than people. If among animals held competition on the best face of the year, the first place, clearly, would have taken this adorable Venezuelan bird sweat or forest Nightjar. The fountain of emotions that are displayed on this feathered "face," just try them.
Watch as this little minx knows how to ogle.
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Perspiration (family of Giant Nightjar) is a group of passerine birds related to the Nightjar's real and shushtari.
Cover face: Venezuelan bird sweat making eyes better than starsThere are 7 species of these beautiful birds.
Cover face: Venezuelan bird sweat making eyes better than starsThey inhabit the tropical forests of Central and South America.
Cover face: Venezuelan bird sweat making eyes better than starsIn the afternoon, the little hunters are resting on stumps of trees, and their color makes them almost invisible against the background of tree bark.
Cover face: Venezuelan bird sweat making eyes better than starsBirds are only one egg that is left directly on the stump.Cover face: Venezuelan bird sweat making eyes better than starsTheir unusual faces with beaks will not leave anyone indifferent.
Cover face: Venezuelan bird sweat making eyes better than starsBirds, the expression on their faces which speaks brighter than all of the words are not even aware how they're charismatic. Many celebrities would do well to learn from these posers how to behave in front of the camera. Nature jokes — most importantly, be able to notice its humor.