"Birds" - a note of caution

[Carol Probets <>]

Syd and all,

Another obvious error in the book - on page 51 there is a photo of a male
Superb Lyrebird in full display with its tail spread over itself. The
caption reads: "The lyrebird's wings, spread in this spectacular shape,
gave the bird its name - they resemble a lyre...."

By the way, today a pair of Satin Flycatchers have been hanging around my
garden, along with the first Fan-tailed Cuckoo I've seen in ages (it's been
a really quiet season for cuckoos here). Grey Fantails are suddenly
everywhere. It's starting to feel like autumn.

Carol

Carol Probets
Katoomba NSW






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