Subject: | Re: Chickens and aggressive birds |
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From: | "Charles Veasey" veasec |
Date: | Tue Apr 14, 2009 7:28 am ((PDT)) |
Great recording even though domestification isn't...perhaps....huh...natural, haha From the post web link: "I got a little freaked out when they started flapping towards my face." I had a similar experience with a canada goose a few days ago. I think he/she was protecting a mate, because when I walked close to another one, it jumped out of the water, running at me hissing with its tongue out. It then flew straight at my face beak open, tongue lashing and hissing. What was I to do, but run away. Maybe if I had my pistol grip I would have caught it on tape, but I was afraid it would knock down my tripod. thanks for the post, Charles Michael Raphael wrote: > > > Who loves chickens? > > http://sepulchra.com/blog/?p=426 <http://sepulchra.com/blog/?p=426> > > |
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