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What Bob said, and they might need worming, frequent yawning could be a sign of gapeworm.

It might be thirsty. Make sure there is a sufficient Supply of clean water.

Never saw a hen yawn!  But I know they have their mouth open and seem to pant!  Is it one hen or lots of them?

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