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By Peter Graham
Published 1999
Walking through the woods and fields of the Châtaigneraie you are quite likely to encounter a freely roaming flock of guinea fowl foraging for insects and grain in the leafmould and hedgerows. When they are surprised, their defence mechanism is to form a solid undulating and ululating mass which, as it careers this way and that, looks like some large and alarming creature. Or at least that is what they think.