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    Can I help you.
    I think this little Chiffchaff has spotted me
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    Very cute indeed, I have often wondered why birds and animals cock their heads when seeing us? there again when you are as ugly as I am I cannot blame them.

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    Thanks Neil
    I think it may be because the can't look straight at us on account of their eyes being on the side of their heads. But I'm not 100% sure

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