- A
lyrebird is
either of two
species of ground-dwelling
Australian birds that
compose the
genus Menura, and the
family Menuridae. They are most notable...
- The
superb lyrebird (Menura novaehollandiae) is an
Australian p****erine songbird, one of two
species from the
family Menuridae, with the
other being the...
- Albert's
lyrebird (Menura alberti) is a timid, pheasant-sized
songbird which is
endemic to
subtropical rainforests of Australia, in a
small area on the...
- it was
announced that
Imperative Entertainment had
begun production on
Lyrebird, a film
directed by Dan
Friedkin and
produced by
Ridley Scott from a screenplay...
- as the crows, do not
sound musical to
human beings. Some, such as the
lyrebird, are
accomplished mimics. The New
Zealand wrens are tiny
birds restricted...
-
Menura tyawanoides is an
extinct species of
lyrebird from the
Early Miocene of Australia. It was
described by
Walter Boles from
fossil material (a complete...
- into
competent talkers. In Australia,
lyrebirds are
great mimics of many sounds,
including the
human voice.
Lyrebirds have
three syringeal muscles whereas...
-
almost completely restricted to songbirds, some of
which (such as the
lyrebirds or the
aptly named mockingbirds)
excel in
imitating the
sounds of other...
-
classical music periods. "L'Oiseau-Lyre", the
French name for the
Australian lyrebird, was
chosen by her; the
company logo was a
representation of the (displaying...
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Charles III (since 2024)
Echidna 1966 10c 23.60 mm 1.5 mm 5.65 g
Superb lyrebird 20c 28.65 mm 2.0 mm 11.3 g
Platypus 50c
Dodecagon 31.65 mm (across flats)...
