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Nightingales match the pitch of their rivals in singing duels
Male nightingales respond to each other鈥檚 songs by whistling back at the same pitch when competing for territory, and they even copy the pitch of artificial whistle sounds
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Male nightingales respond to each other鈥檚 songs by whistling back at the same pitch when competing for territory, and they even copy the pitch of artificial whistle sounds
The last accepted sighting of the South Island k艒kako was in 1967, and it was declared extinct in 2007 鈥� but a potential sighting that same year led to its reclassification, and a charitable trust set up to find it has been searching for the bird ever since