Yes Matt, Superb Lyrebirds roost at night high in trees. In the evenings
they hop up, branch by branch, and are safe up there. In the mornings
they glide down to the ground.
Best wishes - David
On 18/11/2013 10:22 PM, pardalote wrote:
Hi all
I have just been spotlighting for possums as part of an outdoor
education trip and we have all debated over an interesting bird we
saw. It had a very plump body, long tail and skinny head. The head
was brown and the body was a light colour (almost white). It was
approximately 25m up a dead tree. The eyes were on the side of its
head. We decided that it was mostly likely a lyrebird, but are unsure
as it was so high up a tree.
It was seen at Blundell's Creek in the Brindabellas.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Matt.
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