Best Mimic Bird, Lyre harp / lyrebird in the wild

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The magnificent lyrebird, scientifically known as Menura novaehollandiae, is a native species of bird in Australia. One of the distinguishing features of lyrebirds is their exceptional ability to mimic a wide range of bird calls. Additionally, they are capable of imitating human voices and the surrounding environmental sounds. This particular bird possesses a remarkable talent for swiftly and skillfully imitating sounds, a trait that is rarely observed in other bird species, despite some other birds also having mimicry abilities. Lyrebirds have existed for millions of years, as evidenced by the discovery of a 15-million-year-old lyrebird fossil. These endemic birds can be found in the rainforests of Victoria and New South Wales. Historical records suggest that lyrebirds were once bred in Tasmania during the 19th century. Renowned as one of the world's finest mimic birds, lyrebirds possess the ability to flawlessly imitate a diverse array of sounds produced by other birds. Moreover, they are known for their clever mimicry of sounds such as chainsaws and ambulances. What is even more astonishing is their capability to imitate sounds like a barking dog, a crying baby, a musical instrument, or even the explosion of a bomb. The unique vocalization of the lyrebird serves as a characteristic that aids in attracting a mate.