Last Updated：2022/12/24
When we say a bird is anting, we mean that it is on the ground or on a twig with one or both wings half-spread and with its tail drawn under the body. In this unusual attitude it can be seen picking up ants with its bill and rubbing its head among the undersides of the wings and – or – into the base of the tail.
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When
we
say
a
bird
is
anting,
we
mean
that
it
is
on
the
ground
or
on
a
twig
with
one
or
both
wings
half-spread
and
with
its
tail
drawn
under
the
body.
In
this
unusual
attitude
it
can
be
seen
picking
up
ants
with
its
bill
and
rubbing
its
head
among
the
undersides
of
the
wings
and
–
or
–
into
the
base
of
the
tail.
