Little birds taking a bath - Willow warbler, Great tit, Blue tit, blackbird & Eurasian chaffinch

Little birds taking a bath during September 16, 2026 Birds in Action / Ptáčci v akci : Eurasian blackcap (Pěnice čerohlavá) female Great tit (Sýkora koňadra) Common blackbird (Kos černý) Eurasian blue tit (Sýkora modřinka) Eurasian collared dove (Hrdlička zahradní) 0:00-1:40 Eurasian blackcap (Pěnice čerohlavá) female 1:40-1:53 Great tit (Sýkora koňadra) 1:54-2:48 Common blackbird (Kos černý) 2:48-3:41 Great tit (Sýkora koňadra) 3:42-4:56 Eurasian blue tit (Sýkora modřinka) 4:56-6:18 Common blackbird (Kos černý) 6:18-6:40 Eurasian collared dove (Hrdlička zahradní) 6:40-13:44 Eurasian blue tit (Sýkora modřinka) 13:44-15:52 Great tit (Sýkora koňadra) Bird baths are very important for our little friends. Here are some reasons why they matter: Drinking water is survival Birds need fresh water to stay hydrated, especially in hot weather or during winter when natural sources can freeze or dry up. Bathing keeps feathers functional Clean feathers aren’t just about looking good. Bathing helps birds: Remove dirt, parasites, and fungus Keep feathers properly aligned so they can fly, insulate, and stay waterproof Helps with temperature control On hot days, birds use water to cool off. A quick dip or splash can prevent overheating. Encourages natural behaviors Bathing and drinking reduce stress and support overall health, especially during nesting or migration when birds burn a lot of energy.