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What is he doing?

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Have you ever found yourself wondering what your feathered friend is really up to? That's exactly the conundrum our friend Arnie presents. With a bit of quirkiness that leaves us scratching our heads, he seems to be doing something unusual—something that doesn’t quite match the typical chicken behavior we remember. Years ago, we might have seen hens squatting in submission, but Arnie’s antics feel different, especially given his young age. It’s as if he’s trying to send a message, beckoning you closer while comfortably perched on your chair. This blend of curiosity and confusion makes Arnie a truly fascinating character. Is he simply a little weird, or is there more to his strange behavior that we’re yet to uncover?
What is he doing?
What is he doing?

I dont really expect an answer because ive kinda just accepted that Arnie is just little bit weird.

I've had hens before, years ago now, and they would squat down in the submissive squat but this feels different. He also seems too young to be doing that anyway? I dont know. Maybe ive just forgotten what the squat looks like.

The other thing is he does it when im a few metres away from him, it feels more like hes trying to tell me to come over. Obviously here he is on my chair and doesnt move, but generally when I approach he gets back up and starts walking which is why I feel like hes beckoning me over, but I have never seen a chicken do this before why is he so weird

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