The male may know more songs than any other North American bird: over 1,000 different songs have been recorded.

Songbirds of the Americas · day 4 of 7
Over 1,000 songs have been documented, possibly the biggest repertoire of any North American bird.
It dug a hole, put the acorn in it and hit it until it cracked, a form of tool use.
Its neck vertebrae outnumber those of giraffes and camels, which helps it catch quick insects.
The name is thought to come from the thrashing sound it makes while digging through leaves, not from attacking.
She grabs a twig or leaf and presents it to him, flapping her wings and chirping.
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