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The "tsik" call of the song thrush (Turdus philomelos) is a distinctive vocalization that serves various communicative purposes. Scientifically, the individual "tsik" call is often a short, sharp sound emitted by a single bird. It can be employed as an alert signal, indicating potential threats or disturbances in the immediate environment. This individualized call contributes to the bird's situational awareness and is part of its repertoire for responding to changes in its surroundings
In a group context, the "tsik" calls of song thrushes take on additional significance. These calls can be used for social coordination within the group, helping individuals stay connected during activities such as foraging or navigating their environment. The group "tsik" calls may have variations in pitch or rhythm, allowing for a form of group communication that enhances cooperation and collective awareness.
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10 сен 2024