Australia: Lord Howe Island: Paradise Revisited
Australian Island paradise located about a two hour flight from Sydney, Australia. Travel documentary by Robert Stephens. Thanks to Ian Hutton and Marie Stephens for appearing on screen, and to David Berkman and Jack Shick for lending their photographs. Filmed on Lord Howe Island in March 2010.
Lord Howe Island is a truly unique travel destination for anyone to visit. Visitor numbers are limited to 400. There are about 320 islanders.
The Lord Howe Woodhen, also called the Lord Howe Rail, is a small bird of the rail family. The Lord Howe Woodhen is flightless. The species is endemic to Lord Howe Island off of Australia.
Lord Howe Woodhens have dull brownish-olive plumage, and can be identified by their short tails and long, down-curved bills.
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