Summary:
Frontal position of the eyes in nocturnal hunters (top row, from left: tawny frogmouth, barn owl, southern boobook owl) and intermediate position in day hunters/diurnal raptors (bottom row, from left: Australian hobby, black-shouldered kite) as compared to the usual lateral position (bottom right: white-headed pigeon).
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