Why do birds bathe at this time of the year?
08 May 2010, 08:19 PM
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Why do birds bathe at this time of the year?
I'm filling my bird baths three or four times a day. Every time I look there are sheps, (starlings) in it, chucking the water all over the place.
Why? They don't do it all summer, or at all in the autumn, when the weather is as warm, or warmer, so why now?
My dad had a theory that birds developed a "hotspot" on their chests at this time of the year to get them to sit on nice cool eggs. Any thoughts?
Why? They don't do it all summer, or at all in the autumn, when the weather is as warm, or warmer, so why now?
My dad had a theory that birds developed a "hotspot" on their chests at this time of the year to get them to sit on nice cool eggs. Any thoughts?
08 May 2010, 08:26 PM
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Have no idea alcazar, but loads of unusual bird behaviour going on at this time of year.
Have no idea alcazar, but loads of unusual bird behaviour going on at this time of year.
08 May 2010, 08:26 PM
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Have no idea alcazar, but loads of unusual bird behaviour going on at this time of year.
Have no idea alcazar, but loads of unusual bird behaviour going on at this time of year.
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