Sunning Birds and Why They Do It @LesleytheBirdNerd
Sunning Birds and Why They Do It  @LesleytheBirdNerd
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Have you seen a bird with its mouth open, feathers spread out, its body flattened on soil exposing its upper parts and head to the sun. Often people think there is something wrong, I can see how they would make that assumption, but hang on a second. As with humans, birds also like to sit under the sun. In this video, I will help give a better understanding of why you are seeing this strange sighting.

Carrion Crow anting at 03:49
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