When the Australian superb lyre bird is singing, it imitates many other birds, including the kookaburra.
You can hear and see it in this video, by David Attenborough.
Also about lyrebirds: here.
Albino Kookaburras Are the Latest Albino Animals to Make Headlines: here.
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Made a mistake and looked for the bird of paradise while all the time I meant to look for a lyrebird. I didn’t know its name. I realized BOP was not what I was looking for then remembering his tail looked like a lyre I looked for lyre bird. I got it. What a treat. The video was fantastic gave me a chance to look and listen at this amazing bird. Many thanks.
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Thanks Carive, you´re welcome.
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Bird has different dance for different songs:
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/130606_lyrebird
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Thanks for the reference to my blog. I appreciate it. X
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My pleasure 🙂
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