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Why do Birds bob their heads when they walk?

frea · 2003-07-04 08:46:23

Can any body tell me why do Birds (of the feathered varity) bob their heads when they walk?

04-07-2003 8:46am

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frea

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Can any body tell me why do Birds (of the feathered varity) bob their heads when they walk?

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#2 04-07-2003 9:19am

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because they're all agreeing with you..

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#3 04-07-2003 9:24am

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If you are serious - it is because they need to balance, they only have two legs which are side by side so to control their front to back equilibrium - they shift their weight to the middle and to the back etc etc.

If you are not serious - I have unfortunately never had a bird bobbing her head when she walked, only when she lay down.

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#4 04-07-2003 9:26am

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Originally posted by Gordon

If you are not serious - I have unfortunately never had a bird bobbing her head when she walked, only when she lay down.

When have you ever seen a bird lie down?

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#5 04-07-2003 9:28am

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this topic died before it started...

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