Meet the master of mimicry, the Superb Lyrebird 💛 Scientifically known as Menura novaehollandiae - the Lyrebird is known for its stunning tail feathers and its ability to mimic nearly any sound. The Lyrebird is found in the southeast of Australia, and this particular bird was filmed right here in the Illawarra at Fitzroy Falls. 🎥: JJ Emerson - Wildlife, Adventure & Travel | ABC Illawarra

🍃 The Tweed is a stronghold for the threatened Albert’s Lyrebird, famous for its loud, penetrating call and mimicry of other species. 🎥 Tomewin landholder, Angelina, captured this footage of a lyrebird on her property. Council is helping to launch a Citizen Science Project encouraging people to survey the elusive birds on their properties. We will be looking for people to record where lyrebirds are located by undertaking call surveys on their properties in June, an active breeding time for the

How many sounds can you identify? 🤔 Lyrebirds are capable of imitating almost any sound and they have been recorded mimicking human sounds such as a chainsaw, car alarms,camera shutters, dogs barking, crying babies mobile phone ring tones, and even the human voice. Nova the lyrebird at Adelaide Zoo loves to show off his skills and wants to warble and sing you into the weekend ❤️ 🎥: Adelaide Zoo | ABC Adelaide

Meet the Lyrebird – the bird that can mimic ANY sound, from chainsaws to camera clicks! Nature’s ultimate sound imitator 🐦🎶” | Facts that will blow your mind

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