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speech in the human brain, which correspond to similar molecules in the brain of birds' learning songs

• The best day so far in this dirty dog ??of a cold winter the trees that raked the water flowed from Knowle career mossy rock and some birds called by at- above the hum of traffic. Nationals hidden bird feeders, trust - such as magnetic fields - were crazy greenfinch, chaffinch, tits, tits, coal tits marshes, nuthatches and robins. The birds flew quickly barely time to seed or two, then beat him again in the trees until their next step. Whenever they were in the charger was different: they connect with others of different species as well as their own. This has sometimes led to confrontations, sometimes peaceful coexistence, but it was as if choreographed chaos. These birds were intimately known as community magnetized by nervous energy. Far from food, sang and called that soft voice output merger as if relearning real songs.

It was one of the voices of the community, as well as calls from children and parents, cyclists, walkers whistling for dogs. I imagined all the voices passing cars or phones, and not knowing what they were talking, they were also a tower of Babel, like birds. Neurobiologists dig deep into the human brain have discovered gene products to the address corresponding to similar molecules voice in the brains of birds learn their songs, not the birds who do not. Songbirds and humans have two ways of learning "engine" for speech and singing. Drive along one of the paths through the forest. This ability to modify or mimic the structure and acoustic vocal sequences is a critical behavior of a spoken language. Capacity shared between people and birds, becomes the language. Here in these woods, behaviors learned from each other and from where we are, become a shared language exciting sound through the trees.