New research suggests that migratory songbirds may sing during the
winter months to improve their song quality ahead of the forthcoming
breeding season.
A range of European songbirds are known to sing on their wintering
grounds in sub-Saharan Africa. This is puzzling because singing is
energetically demanding, can attract predators and takes up time that
could otherwise be used to search for food.
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dinsdag 23 februari 2016
European songbirds perfect their voices while wintering in Africa
Labels: Zang - Song, Zangvogels - Passerines
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