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The flight of the song thrush (Turdus philomelos) is characterized by swift, direct movements, often accompanied by a series of distinctive communication sounds. During nocturnal flights, song thrushes engage in a sophisticated form of communication using specific lengths of sounds to discern the position of each bird within the group. These communication sounds, which can include rhythmic notes and melodic sequences, serve as a means of maintaining coordination and cohesion during flight.
Scientifically, the ability of song thrushes to employ specific sound lengths for positional awareness during nocturnal flights highlights their advanced auditory capabilities and complex social communication strategies. Studying these behaviors contributes to a deeper understanding of avian communication and navigation mechanisms, shedding light on the intricacies of their nocturnal activities.
10 сен 2024