The vocalisations of the superb lyrebird stretch beyond simply imitating other birds. In its efforts to woo a mate, the male of this resplendent species can imitate human technology, too – from camera shutters to chainsaws. | National Geographic UK

Meet the Lyrebird – the bird that can mimic ANY sound, from chainsaws to camera clicks! Nature’s ultimate sound imitator 🐦🎶” | Facts that will blow your mind

🔉🎶🐦Turn on the sound to hear the wilderness! Nothing sounds more magical than the song of the male Superb Lyrebird. 🎦This amazing footage was captured by Les and Darilyn Goldsmith on their property near Lakes Entrance, VIC. About 80% of their songs are expert mimicry of sounds heard in the bird's immediate surroundings. Superb Lyrebirds have been known to mimic dog barks, other local native birds and sadly chainsaws. The Superb Lyrebird also emits a series of whistles and cackling notes that

2.6M views · 145K reactions | How many sounds can you count?  Local photographer Melissa has captured this great footage of Nova the Lyrebird at Adelaide Zoo ❤️ : Melissa Tonkin #abcmyvideo | ABC Adelaide | Facebook