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How to speak chicken, Melissa Caughey

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How to speak chicken, Melissa Caughey
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (page 143)
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
How to speak chicken
Nature of contents
bibliography
Responsibility statement
Melissa Caughey
Summary
The huge increase in recent years in chicken-owning households has caused a corresponding increase in questions about life in the flock, how chickens think and feel, and how owners can take better care of their birds. This fun and fascinating book answers all of these questions and more. Through a combination of scientific facts and the author's personal observations from her own backyard, readers explore domestic chickens communication, habits and behavior, instincts and fears, senses and smarts, social life, life cycle, and more in this. Hardworking facts about how chickens brains work, what their different calls mean, and how their evolution affected flock dynamics offer those who raise chickens a useful look into the world of their feathered friends. And interviews with chicken keepers from across the country and endearing photos with chicken-themed quotes ensure that this practical volume is lighthearted enough for those with a general interest in animal behavior and communication
Table Of Contents
Chicken translator at your service : understanding what your chickens are saying -- How to behave in the henhouse : rules, etiqutte, and social graces -- What makes a chicken tick? -- Hey, I'm no birdbrain! : understanding chicken smarts -- How do you feel? : the emotional life of chickens
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How to speak chicken, why your chickens do what they do & say what they sayHow to speak chicken, why your chickens do what they do and say what they say
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