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    Superior Vocal Learning in Birds Linked to Better Problem Solving and Bigger Brain Size

    A European starling perched on a twig and singing. TorriPhoto / Moment / Getty Images

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    Originally introduced to North America in the 1800s, the European starling is a magnificent bird, tawny brown with white spots in winter, shining with iridescent purple and green feathers in summer.

    Not only are they dazzling, since starlings are also some of the most skilled vocal learners, with the ability to mimic the calls of as many as 20 other species, according to Cornell University’s All About Birds.

    Starlings learn an impressive variety of calls, warbles, whistles and songs during their lifetimes, a press release from The Rockefeller University said. Besides being…

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