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hummingbird isa bird hummingbird(goes(hum), A). hummingbird(weight(10), A). % lyrebird isa bird lyrebird(goes(chirp), A). lyrebird(goes(tweet), ...
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Its all to do with testosterone. If I had that much testosterone by weight as a lyrebird, Id make a noise like construction equipment too. ... I have to say this: I have lyrebirds on my property, I know each bird and each one has a particular style. The females Do call but the males are louder and have a bigger repetoire.
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Lyrebirds are shy, solitary forest and scrubland dwellers. They seldom fly; at night they roost in trees. Their diet consists of insects, worms, and land crustaceans and mollusks. The frame of the lyre, which develops when the male is three years old, is formed by the two long (2 ft/60 cm), curved outer tail feathers;
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Lyrebirds are among the largest of the songbirds, with male superb lyrebirds (Menura novaehollandiae) attaining a length of up to 39 in (100 cm), including the tail of 27 in (70 cm) and a weight of 2.2 lb (1 kg). Albert's lyrebird (Menura alberti) is slightly smaller.
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Related to the scrub-birds are the spectacular lyrebirds, the two species of which are confined to eastern Australia. Lyrebirds are classed as an independent suborder (Menurae) and family (Menuridae) consisting of two species.
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cm) and a weight of 2.2 lb (1 kg). Albert's lyrebird (Menura alberti) is slightly smaller. Lyrebirds have very strong legs and feet. The bill is short, sharp, and slightly down-curved.
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Australian lyrebirds (Menura) and ravens (Corvus corax; weight approximately 60 oz [1,700 g]) are the largest members of the order, and bushtits (Psaltriparus) and pygmy tits (Psaltria exilis) are the smallest.
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