In my yard today, bluejays are eating birdseed in the shade, then flying to a nearby hot & sunny patch to spread & fluff. Here are some explanations for that behavior by Doris C. Hauser of Gainesville in 1957. (I'm not a birder, but I do love having critters comfortable in my yard. Having no cat in the yard now helps!)
https://sora.unm.edu/sites/default/files/journals/wilson/v069n01/p0078-p0090.pdf
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