Birds feel vulnerable when bathing and like humans are not generally agreeable to sharing a bath with others, especially across species. This natural cool spring fed bird bath deep in the forest of the Great Smoky Mountains is a magnet for birds especially as water becomes more scarce in late summer. Generally a natural queuing process takes place with birds perching nearby to wait their turn. But no bird likes to linger when bathing more than a Robin and few birds are more impatient than Blue jays – and thus a classic battle over a relaxing bath takes place. If you watch closely you'll see both birds trying to hurry up the other while it is their turn – Robins tend to be passive aggressive and blue jays just feel enough is enough. Set your resolution to 4K on the YT player.
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