Lyrebirds Poems - Poems about Lyrebirds

... A short walk from the road you are deep in forest. Tall mountain ash form pillars that hold up space and keep a cathedral of shade within its walls. High overhead, a canopy of leaves cur......

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...Raymond Littlejohn’s favorite bird to study was the lyrebird. He was an amateur ornithologist who recorded their sounds in the 60’s They are also called peacock-wrens and Australian birds of paradi......

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... "Heart" Deep fissures formed in the cracks of the nowhere place where time leeched bleeding claret through the green veined blues protean bit by bit the flesh ......

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...Where the forest is still virgin and the lyrebirds often call, the bronze-wing comes to drink, and the ferns are growing tall, there are deer prints in the mud, and there’s leeches seeking prey… ......

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