How does the behavior of birds differ from the behavior of reptiles?

Birds, unlike reptiles, are warm-blooded, which affects the behavioral differences between animals of these two groups. Birds can regulate their body temperature on their own, and they do not need to bask in the sun for a long time. In addition, birds can be active at night, live in the harshest and coldest places on the planet and remain active throughout the year, while reptiles in the temperate zone hibernate in winter. Another difference is that most of the birds incubate eggs and feed their chicks, while most reptiles leave the clutch.