and the little chicks who've come home to roost
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17 comments:
Two little brown chicken and a funny white one are sending a warm "hello" to those two ones!They add they're happy in their new home..:)
One looks like Chanticleer, but the other is unknown. Perhaps the one who used to wake us up at ungodly hours in Mazatlån, Mexico. Reminds me of my father's Bantam roosters, too, only these are much larger.
Cheerful chickens for a Friday morning!
I'm always willing take a look at some chicks!
Extraordinary folk art. I love it!
And very happy they look to be there Brattcat. Hope you have a wonderful weekend and that your sun is shining a little more than mine is here!!
At first glance they appear to be roosting on unravelling toilet rolls! I would love to have this in my yard, were it expansive enough.
Isn't it interesting what people decide to put in their yards?
Granted, I'm not M. but I really like those wheels...
That is just eggscelent!
Great capture of this peaceful garden, the mood is so calm!
I like your chickens and your wagon wheels. Eggscelent? (groan)
What a find! :-)
Very beautiful photo!
How wonderfully kitsch.
You always find beautiful stuffs to take pictures! Cute chickens!
Léia
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