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Re: Vulture warm up

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Subject: Re: Vulture warm up
From: Raymond Ancog <rayancog@pldtdsl.net>
Date: Thu, 07 May 2009 22:58:11 +0800
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Luis Oscar Romer wrote:

Couldn't be that they are just strechting muscles after a period of immobility, just like cats and dogs do when they wake up?

I actually think of it that way, ever since we started raising chickens in the backyard for eggs and meat (none have met the latter fate yet however), and I see them basking in the sun, lying on one side, with the wing unfurled. Any fellow chicken owners observed this?

Raymond Thaddeus C. Ancog Mines and Geosciences Bureau/ Department of Physical Sciences and Mathematics University of the Philippines, Manila

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