Birds sing in different dialects - scientists.

Ornithologists claim that birds have their own dialects that may not change for decades. "Guilty" for the emergence of new dialects are chicks.

Scientists in the UK and New Zealand have found that birds can sing in different dialects. It depends on the region where the birds live. People hardly hear any difference in singing, CNN writes.

Environmentalists and ornithologists have been watching for newborn chicks who have learned to sing by copying the singing of adult 'fellow birds'. Specialists found out that the chicks make the same mistake, which depends not only on the region, but also on the season.

Observations showed that when this error started to be copied by adults, a special local dialect developed. It may not have changed for several years. One ornithologist noted that he had studied the white raven dialects in San Francisco and found that some dialects had not changed at all in 40 years.

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