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I fear my chicks may be dumb.

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We've all been there—watching our feathered friends and questioning their intelligence, especially when they seem to gather in a pile on a warm day. As my chicks approach the eight-week mark, they've been enjoying the sunshine and fresh air in their run. However, on this particularly warm spring day in the Midwest, I caught a glimpse of them all huddled together, and I couldn't help but think, “Surely, they can't be cold!” To my surprise, they were panting from the heat! A little intervention was needed, so I stepped in to disperse the flock, and just like that, their panting ceased. Sometimes, I wonder if my chicks are just a bit clueless—or maybe they're simply embracing their quirky chicken ways!

My chicks are nearing 8 weeks and have been enjoying outside time everyday that has been warm enough. Today is a particularly warm spring day in the Midwest and they have been outside in their run happily doing chicken things. I happened to look over and see them all in a pile in the middle of the run and thought there is no way they are cold. Nope, they were all panting and hot. I went in and dispersed them and they all immediately stopped panting 🙄

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