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Superb lyrebird

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Subject: Superb lyrebird
From: Bill Stent <>
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 08:36:48 +1000
Hi all, 

On the weekend I was up at Healesville in Victoria.  At the Badger Creek
weir picnic ground there was a female Superb lyrebird in the barbecue area
accepting bread scraps from visitors along with the Crimson rosellas, Pied
currawongs, and a few Common bronzewings and Australian King parrots.

I won't comment on the benefits or otherwise of humans feeding wildlife
(especially right next to a sign marked "do not feed the wildlife").

I've never seen a Lyrebird do this before - is it common?

Bill Stent
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