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2. In the bird world, nothing beats a good bath in clean water. The second reason is the cleanliness of the water source and of the birds. “Moving water is cleaner,” Sorenson says. “Birdbaths get really messy, really fast. Birds soil the water with their droppings and feathers — and you would have to scrub them out twice a day to keep them clean.” Birds love a good bath as much as many of us do. “Every bird likes clean feathers,” Sorenson says. “Clean feathers are warmer and better for flying. When they are molting, a bath helps them shed feathers. Birds want a bath every day, even in really cold weather.” He wasn’t available for interview, but the red-bellied woodpecker in this photo appears to be happy.

In the bird world, nothing beats a good bath in clean water. The second reason is the cleanliness of the water source and of the birds. “Moving water is cleaner,” Sorenson says. “Birdbaths get really messy, really fast. Birds soil the water with their droppings and feathers — and you would have to scrub them out twice a day to keep them clean.” Birds love a good bath as much as many of us do. “Every bird likes clean feathers,” Sorenson says. “Clean feathers are warmer and better for flying. When they are molting, a bath helps them shed feathers. Birds want a bath every day, even in really cold weather.” He wasn’t available for interview, but the red-bellied woodpecker in this photo appears to be happy.

2. In the bird world, nothing beats a good bath in clean water. The second reason is the cleanliness of the water source and of the birds. “Moving water is cleaner,” Sorenson says. “Birdbaths get really messy, really fast. Birds soil the water with their droppings and feathers — and you would have to scrub them out twice a day to keep them clean.” Birds love a good bath as much as many of us do. “Every bird likes clean feathers,” Sorenson says. “Clean feathers are warmer and better for flying. When they are molting, a bath helps them shed feathers. Birds want a bath every day, even in really cold weather.” He wasn’t available for interview, but the red-bellied woodpecker in this photo appears to be happy.

The second reason is the cleanliness of the water source and of the birds. “Moving water is cleaner,” Sorenson says. “Birdbaths get really messy, really fast. Birds soil the water with their droppings and feathers — and you would have to scrub them out twice a day to keep them clean.” Birds love a good bath as much as many of us do. “Every bird likes clean feathers,” Sorenson says. “Clean feathers are warmer and better for flying. When they are molting, a bath helps them shed feathers. Birds want a bath every day, even in really cold weather.” He wasn’t available for interview, but the red-bellied woodpecker in this photo appears to be happy.

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second reason is the cleanliness of the water source and of the birds. “Moving water is cleaner,” “Birdbaths get really messy, really fast. Birds soil the water with their droppings and feathers — and you would have to scrub them out twice a day to keep them clean. Moving water that goes through a filter is cleaner.”