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MORE BAD WEATHER-BAD TEMPER

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D C T--friendly poultry orthopedist

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Date Posted: 16:10:40 07/02/09 Thu

I bought RoyAl Blue at auction sale 20 years ago. He was
a very shy timid bird and had NEVER even thought of
attacking his keeper..that is until last week when I could
feel something hit the back of my thigh as I went out the
of the gate.
hmmmmm.....
mid life crisis?
Alzheimer's?
or hot weather brain damage?....

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[> Subject: Re: MORE BAD WEATHER-BAD TEMPER
Author: helen [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 05:49:50 07/04/09 Sat THAT is a change in behaviour after so so many years! Could be hot weather brain damage:) What temperature do you have there at the moment? We are experiencing a very unusual absolute heat wave here in the uk at the moment - a couple of days it has got up to 90 degrees. No one can sleep, no one can cope. It makes me smile as i used to live in Texas!

[> Subject: Re: MORE BAD WEATHER-BAD TEMPER
Author: D C T--friendly poultry orthopedist [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 19:47:08 07/04/09 Sat It is indeed hot here in Georgia, USA. I put Peawee, the mean green spalding peahen in with old RoyAl Blue. Today when I was giving them some pieces of bread Peawee did show him who was boss. He is NOT used to being bossed bay a peahen.