Hi Ralph,
FYI here's a few sighting over last 5 years.
. 6/25/2010 Kermandie Falls track Track leading to the Kermandie Falls near
Geeveston. Paul Brooks. Travels along the Kermandie River through wet eucalypt
and mixed forest in the Hartz NP. Heard across the river from the track. 1
. 6/7/2010 Alan Fletcher Birdline Mt Field National Park (Russell/Lady Barron
Falls) Access from Westerway. This end of the park includes Russell Falls and
Lady Barron Falls as well as a motel and camping area. 42°40'59"S 146°42'58"E.
2 male Superb Lyrebird at Hastings Caves (they're regularly seen here). Report
of up to 15 seen recently on road between Thermal Springs and Caves by National
Parks staff.
. 7/6/2009 1 female on Duckhole Lake track, Paul Brooks. 3 males around
Newdegate Cave. One male observed calling from a perch about two metres up a
tree, then displaying for about 10 seconds before flying to the ground and
disappearing in undergrowth.
. 1/17/2008 Mt Hartz NP Clive Curson (43 12S 146 46E) many birds
. 2/3/2008 New River Lagoon Area (43 32S 146 34E)
. 3/5/2007 Male & female crossing road Boyd Forest Reserve, Keith & Lindsay
Fisher, at 42 49 12S 146 20 14E Along the Gordon River Road
. 1/15/2006 Hastings Caves
Cheers,
Tim Dolby
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From: on
behalf of Ralph Reid
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2010 5:20 PM
To: Stephen Ambrose; 'Birding-Aus'
Subject: Introduced bird species
Hi all,
The Wikipedia entry reported by Stephen Ambrose says that the Superb
Lyrebird was successfully introduced into Tasmania.
Has anyone recorded any recent (i.e. last 5 years) Tasmanian sightings?
Also, was it introduced or re-introduced?
Regards
Ralph Reid
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