lyrebird
/ˈlaɪər bɜːrd/
noun
- A large Australian bird known for the male's ability to mimic natural and artificial sounds, and for its tail feathers that are shaped like a lyre.
- We visited a wildlife park to hear the lyrebird's amazing song.
- The lyrebird can imitate chainsaws, camera shutters, and other birds perfectly.
- Male lyrebirds spread their tail feathers during courtship displays.