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mentions it, but that does not necessarily mean it cannot happen. Generally the ground is cold and birds, like other creatures, need to keep their extremities<br />
warm, so heads and necks are usually tucked in rather than spread out to<br />
preserve warmth.<br />
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Jecci</p>
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