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Discover the mesmerizing world of song thrushes (Turdus philomelos) and their incredible vocal talents in forest habitats! 🐦 These birds deliver complex songs with repeated phrases like "filip filip" or "codidio," trills, and expert bird mimicry of tawny owls, green woodpeckers, great tits, buzzards, wrens, even phone rings and cat meows. Males belt out loud tunes from treetops during spring breeding (Feb-July) to claim territory and woo mates, adapting to noise with higher-frequency repeats for clear transmission.

Hear song thrush alarm calls ("chook-chook"), flight "seep" notes, and full repertoires over 100 phrases strong—learned from parents or neighbors. Forest edges and woodlands are their stage, with urban tweaks like repetitive twitters. Perfect for birdwatching, wildlife sounds, and nature lovers!

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