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What Is Caching and Why Do Birds Do It?
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What Is Caching and Why Do Birds Do It?
In the fall, chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, and jays begin hiding food to retrieve and eat later in the season. This behavior is called “caching.” And these birds remember, very accurately, where they stash each morsel. “Most of these feeder birds can have anywhere from hundreds to thousands of separate caches scattered around their home ranges,” […]
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