its simply relatedness. and as you said they have incredible vocal abilities. but there are other birds that have that but are not related. people are always suprised when they are told corvids are songbirds😄
Although you cite the Audubon article as a source in the video description, you don’t tell viewers you are just parroting the article, topic by topic, idea by idea, example by example, rephrasing the wording here and there to avoid outright plagiarism. You should be a bit more honest and just say you are sharing the content of an interesting article you read. And you should mention the article and its author in the video itself. Something like this: "Hi, folks, Corryn Wetzel, a reporter for Audubon magazine, wrote a very interesting article on song birds that I want to share with you. Here is what she said ...."
Very nice video!!
Thank you!
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its simply relatedness. and as you said they have incredible vocal abilities. but there are other birds that have that but are not related. people are always suprised when they are told corvids are songbirds😄
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Although you cite the Audubon article as a source in the video description, you don’t tell viewers you are just parroting the article, topic by topic, idea by idea, example by example, rephrasing the wording here and there to avoid outright plagiarism. You should be a bit more honest and just say you are sharing the content of an interesting article you read. And you should mention the article and its author in the video itself. Something like this: "Hi, folks, Corryn Wetzel, a reporter for Audubon magazine, wrote a very interesting article on song birds that I want to share with you. Here is what she said ...."