Lyrebird imitating ... Digest Number 4395

Subject:	Lyrebird imitating ... Digest Number 4395
From:	"Michael Dalton" mdaltonarielle
Date:	Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:50 am ((PDT))

Your replies John and Vicki are appreciated. John is going to get me contac=
t information.
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Vicki, I listened to the clip on my laptop computer and still heard "Chop-c=
hop," but I am willing to think it=A0could be "Chook-chook" as you stated.=
=A0As a Yank, I've not heard that expression previously. I would like to be=
 able to have a *.wav copy of the sound file to listen more carefully.
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Is a "blackbird" in Australia the same species we have here in the states?
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Mike
Florida USA
www.ParrotSpeech.com
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