Signals / Object
Lyrebird
in Phoenix, AZ
A lyrebird is an Australian songbird, typically recognized by elaborate tail feathers and brown woodland plumage.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Brisbane, QLD3.6K
- 02Melbourne, VIC2.8K
- 03Sydney, NSW2.4K
- 04Baton Rouge, LA35
- 05Redlands, CA20
- 06San Diego, CA19
- 07Davis, CA16
- 08Memphis, TN12
- 09Los Angeles, CA11
- 10Chattanooga, TN11
- 11Hillsborough, NC11
- 12Poconé, MT10
- 13Victoria, BC10
- 14Pleasanton, CA9
- 15Phoenix, AZ8
fewestPhoenix, AZ · 100th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 8
- all time in Phoenix
- RANK
- #1
- of 11 cities in AZ
- SHARE
- 24%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 0.38
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Phoenix
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Swimming Pool111K
- 02Inground Swimming Pool94K
- 03Barrier Kerb38K
- 04Lowered Kerb34K
- 05No Crossing Markings21K
- 06Tactile Paving17K
- 07Barrier Gate13K
- 08Long Driveway Home11K
- 09Front Patio Home9K
- 10Vegetation Overgrowth7.8K
- 11Walkable Neighborhood6.8K
- 12Streetlight Pole6.5K
- 13Picket Fence Home6.5K
- 14Gated Driveway6.1K
- 15Neighborhood Character6.1K
- 16Climate Resilience5.7K
- 17Forest Singletrack5.7K
- 18Garden Wall5.6K
- 19Bicycle Access5.5K
- 20Energy Infrastructure5.5K
- 21Road Barrier5.4K
- 22Side Entry Garage5.3K
- 23Underpass Path5.3K
- 24Overpass5.2K