Subject: [Tweeters] world's greatest mimicry?
Date: Jun 8 07:07:41 2006
From: Pterodroma at aol.com - Pterodroma at aol.com


Here's a nice way to start your day. Thanks to Seattle Audubon's Adam
Sedgley and Jerry Joyce for passing along this amazing gem! Just click on the
link below; plays video & sound clip. ---Richard Rowlett

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In a message dated 6/7/2006 3:56:23 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
moonjoyce at comcast.net writes:


David Attenborough will turn 80 today and after a nationwide vote, the
British public decided the following footage of the Superb Lyrebird was tops.
Check out the original video, from the Life of Birds, at
_http://img.dailymail.co.uk/video/384Kbps.wmv_ (http://img.dailymail.co.uk/video/384Kbps.wmv) . An
Australian species, the Superb Lyrebird has one of the most complex songs of
any bird, a repertoire augmented by it's skill of mimicry (from sources both
avian and non!).


Any bird that mimics a chainsaw to court a female really shouldn't be missed.
Richard Rowlett
Seattle/Bellevue (Eastgate)