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Nightingales flock to scruffy city parks

May 30, 2019 - 12:00am

Sarah Darwin, the great-great granddaughter of British biologist Charles Darwin, was sleepless in Berlin when, to her “enormous surprise,” she heard a nightingale warbling merrily outside her window...

Science and Environment