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Hi guys do all birds fluff up a lot when its a cold day? (Windy and cold today, beak feels cold too and she’s been sleeping most of the day)
 
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They use their feathers to help thermoregulate, so fluffing up traps air that can help keep them warm.

How cold is it in the house?
 
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Mizzely said:
They use their feathers to help thermoregulate, so fluffing up traps air that can help keep them warm.

How cold is it in the house?
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She was outside in her aviary where it was less than 15 degrees, then I bought her inside

today she’s outside in warmer weather, foraging and eating very well
 
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