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  1. Big Al

    Lyrebird

    Lyrebird I came across this fellow in the hinterland of the Gold Coast. This is the Albert's Lyrebird - one of two species in Australia. Known for its wide mimicry vocabulary which can extend from the calls of other birds and bush noises, through to human-produced sounds such as chainsaws and...
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    Hybrid Rosella

    Hybrid Rosella Uncommon, but easy to spot is this Hybrid Rosella which is a cross between the Pale-Headed Rosella and the Eastern Rosella. This fellow visited me this morning, calling his mate, but she was taking no notice at the time.
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