How Birds Cool Down in the Summer Heat @MyBirdingYear
How Birds Cool Down in the Summer Heat  @MyBirdingYear
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I feared the worst when I saw this Common Blackbird in the garden — but it wasn’t hurt, just trying to cool off in the summer heat.

Birds don’t sweat, so they rely on clever strategies to regulate body temperature: wing-spreading, panting, gular fluttering, and more. This video explains how birds like the blackbird stay cool during hot weather.

If you love watching bird behavior or learning more about wildlife in your garden, you’ll enjoy this closer look.

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