Return of the amazing superb lyrebird
For an encore edition during this show's brief hiatus, we replay one of our most popular Field Notes interviews of all time, featuring Australian researcher\xa0Anastasia Dalziell\xa0who's doing trailblazing work with superb lyrebirds. Listen to her recordings of these songsters and be amazed by these animals, who are so adept at replays themselves.\xa0
Host Mike G. explored with her the incredible ability these creatures have to mimic sounds in their environment, ranging from predators and possums to squeaky trees and other songbirds native to their forested habitat: even the clicks of camera shutters and chainsaws are 'replayed' by these animals.\xa0
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Image credit:\xa0Superb lyrebird in Marysville State Forest, Australia (\xa9 Donovan Wilson/500px).
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