I wouldn't want you to think that I stayed in Melbourne all the time however. Australia's a big place and my brother and I used to bike a lot down to Geelong, the Otway Ranges, up to the Dandenongs, there were many places to go and visit. And on one of those visits I remember we went into Belgrave Forest. It is, interestingly enough, just up from Ferntree Gully where one Shane Warne was born. We went up into Sherwood Forest and we were hunting the lyrebird. The lyrebird is a superb animal about the size of a small peacock with a beautiful frond that it puts up, but it has the amazing ability to copy any sound that it hears. And we spotted lyrebirds, we saw them dancing, we saw them making their sounds. The only way that you could tell the difference between a lyrebird and a kookaburra or a bellbird or a butcherbird or any of the other birds was that the lyrebird was so much better. It had a long broad loud voice that you could hear.

So, we saw the lyrebird. Interestingly enough it is has picked up human habitation, it's picked up car horns, saw mills, train engines, it can imitate all of these things.