I have chicks pushing 5 weeks now and they will sleep in odd positions still under certain conditions. Normally when on roost they tuck head under wing when sound asleep. Partially awake they have head out but eyes still closed. When sleeping on flat surface head position as indicated above.
The odd sleep posture is when they are physical contact with me. They lie with neck stretched out, flat on ground. Legs tucked under body but toes may or may not be curled. Is it my heat or something else (i.e. heart beat) that makes them so relaxed?
The odd sleep posture is when they are physical contact with me. They lie with neck stretched out, flat on ground. Legs tucked under body but toes may or may not be curled. Is it my heat or something else (i.e. heart beat) that makes them so relaxed?