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Sycamore Springs: There are lots of predictors in animal world Birds or chickens, pigs, cows, horses all have different behaviors before bad weather. God gave them good sense, she says. The signs are numerous and accurate: From the presence of more Gulls in the Green River Plaza Parking lot to the nest building frenzy of Petals the Pig, signs of coming bad weather can be read in the world of animals. BTW: Petals prognostications are 100% accurate, the Sage of Sycamore Springs writes Comments re article 42254 Do birds sense bad weather coming By Cynthia Meyer My mother always said if the birds or chickens are out and about during a rain, you can be sure it will be an all day rain. You usually see more gulls in the parking lots over in Campbellsville when we are heading into bad weather as well. Pigs sure will let you know, horses will too. Just before a cold snap Petals (my mini pig) will start to collect small branches, sticks and leaves. She will work most of the day going back and forth collecting for her nest. So far her predictions are 100 percent accurate. The horses however are a bit more difficult to read.:
Hence the main reason I never liked putting a horse in a stall during bad weather. I always thought that God would give them the good sense to be where they would be safest; where as being locked in a stall might mean serious injury or death. This story was posted on 2011-02-04 16:07:13
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