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| Subject: | Mimicry by Lyrebird |
| From: | "Joy Tansey" <> |
| Date: | Sat, 14 Apr 2007 08:41:16 +1000 |
To further contribute to this line. I have a friend with a video of a
well-known bird at Ferntree Gully many years ago. 'Henry' lived halfway up
the 1000 steps walk, a popular spot. In the video he was displaying and
calling with the usual forest sounds but there were two additions to the
normal. He had added 'Cmon hurry up' and 'Cooee'. Whilst the later can be
heard in almost any patch of bush frequented by men, the former is probably
specifically related to Henry's patch of turf.
Cheers Joy |
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