Makes you wonder

h/t Neatorama

I love this. I love how he includes the sound of the tools slowing down at the end, and throws in what sounds like the workmen whistling as well. I'd love to do a kookaburra sound that convincing, and the whole range of other birds reminded me of lying in bed in the morning at Gran's place listening to the birds in the trees outside.

Makes you wonder though, how does this work in the wild? How do lyrebirds find mates? Do randy currawongs and cockatoos come rushing over to lyrebirds looking for the spunkrat they heard from a distance? Do other lyrebirds hang out anywhere there's a loud noise, just on the off chance?