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When streams get too loud for interlopers to hear their territorial songs, these songbirds use their distinctive eyelids instead.

Using calibrated audio recordings and behavioral observations, de Framond et al. show that dippers adjust blinking with their white eyelids in tandem with song adjustments to communicate along noisy r...