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Light pollution forcing Robins to sing nocturnally
Rajni | Apr 26 2007
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Do you all know that the urban robins sing at night? Yes, this is true the iconic urban Robins sing at night not because they want to but because they are forced to. Persistent noise made by people in towns and cities has turned the robin into a...
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