The Common Blackbird hits the sweetest notes in the aviary kingdom: study
The findings indicated the Common Blackbird's song is the most pleasant because it hits the ideal range across every key metric: frequency (pitch), amplitude (volume) and song structure (complexity), according to a study published Tuesday in "Frontiers in Bird Science.".
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- Published: Sep 4, 2026, 12:52 AM UTC
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