The hot weather can be a disaster for birds that do not have many ways to cool them
Not everyone enjoys hot weather – the gardeners have been urged to make sure they fill their bird baths with water with high temperatures. Otherwise, bird groups can suffer.
With the summer finally here and the sun in the full explosion, most of us wear short sunglasses and pour ourselves a good deserved drink. However, it also indicates the attita related when it comes to the climate. The UK has just witnessed a more hot start in May, according to MET office.
Although we may enjoy the sun of ourselves, the unusual warm temperatures can form a problem for many animals. In particular, bird groups may fight.
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Most types of birds in the UK are not used in high temperature. While a day or two of the unusual warm weather can be controlled, an extended hot talisman can leave it dangerously dried.
One of the main reasons for this, similar to dogs, does not have birds of sweat glands. It also tends to have higher temperatures than other animals, which makes the heat very exhausted for them.
When the birds become very hot, you may begin to plow. They may also engage in behavior called “Mazrab Raff”, which indicates a movement in which they expel the extra heat through their throat.
In some cases, birds may defecate themselves when they become very hot. This is because their stool helps them calm.
If the birds are not able to cool themselves effectively, they can die. Fortunately, there is a way for garden owners to help prevent this.
Green and Blue wildlife experts say that water is one of the best ways to help them calm. They write: “Birds love to dip, shake the water through not only clean their feathers, but just like us, helps the water to cool them.”
The best way to do this is by filling a bird friendly container, like the bird bath. Al -Akhdar and Al -Azraq adds: “Think about putting a water source (bird bath, and easy -to -beam containers) as well as giving them drinking water.”
Drinking water for birds should be left at different altitudes if possible. It is also important to maintain water recovery because this will help prevent the spread of the disease.
Birds also seek to shade when they become very warm, as this allows them to cool faster. You can help them by preparing bird homes in the shaded parts of your garden.
