Lyrebird Haunts in the Sherbrooke Forest

The Sherbrooke Forest, 40 km east of Melbourne, in the Dandenong Ranges National Park, is one of the main habitats of the lyrebird.

These extremely shy creatures may sometimes be seen on or adjacent to the many walking tracks in the forest.

I visited the eastern section of the forest on March 27, 2008, on a 5 km circuit hike starting from Cook's Corner, Kallista, along the Lyrebird Track, Neumann Track, Fovet Track, and Hall Track ... (more)

Lyrebird Walk

Lyrebird Walk, tree ferns

Lyrebird Walk

Lyrebird Walk

Lyrebird Walk

Lyrebird Walk

Lyrebird Walk, misty

Lyrebird Walk, ferns

Lyrebird Walk

Lyrebird Walk

Lyrebird Walk

Neumann Track

Neumann Track

Neumann Track

Neumann Track, lyrebird habitat

Afternoon colors, Neumann Track

Paddy Track, Neumann Track, junction

Neumann Track, lyrebird habitat

Hall Track

Hall Track

Hall Track

Hall Track

Hall Track

Hall Track

Hall Track, trail marker

Hall Track, in the mist

Hall Track

Hall Track (former logging track)

Hall Track

Hall Track, sunbeams

Hall Track, near Cook's Corner

Hall Track

Hall Track, afternoon sunshine

Hall Track, at Cook's Corner

Hall Track, gate at Cook's Corner

Hall Track, map at Cook's Corner

Lyrebird Walk, notice at Cook's Corner

Map of walkling route

article published 03/27/2008

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