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Norman Robinson (left), undated c.1970s, recording birds in Western Australia (photo courtesy of Vicki Powys, from R. Buckingham, “Obituary: Frank Norman Robinson,” AudioWings 2, no. 1 (1999), 12-13); Ranger Neville Fenton (above), 1976, at Dorrigo National Park (photo courtesy of Neville Fenton). Both researched the “flute lyrebird” phenomenon.
Syd Curtis recording an Albert's Lyrebird on 8 July 2003 at the western side of Main Range National Park, Queensland (photo: Kimbal Curtis). In addition to his expertise on the Albert's Lyrebird, Curtis also researched the “flute lyrebird” phenomenon.
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Above: Hollis, Nev, and Craig at the original homestead on 13 June 2013 (photo: Jude). Below: With over 100 sites visited to date, Vicki, Carol, and Hollis meet in New South Wales' Capertee Valley to review the "flute lyrebird" mapping project.
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Allan's Water homestead ruins (elevation 1600 metres), dated November 1980 (photo: Neville Fenton). Craig and Nev searching for remains of the blacksmith shop at the original homestead in Allan's Water on 13 June 2013 (photos: Hollis Taylor).