ohgodsalazarwhy:

ma-belle-michelle:

bad-dominicana:

hidden-agender:

starborn-vagabond:

muckrakingiswomenswork:

catsbeaversandducks:

Chickens in sweaters. That is all.

Photo via Freshfully

this is all things perfect - my viejos would die from the joy of it

CHICKENS.

IN SWEATERS.

CHICKENS IN SWEATERS.

CHICKENS.

IN.

SWEATERS.

Des poules aux pulls!!

i love chickens. i love keeping them as pets as much as i like eating them and i dont think thats contradictory at all. im part farm-girl. 

Um, sorry about the chickens, Jo.

But they’re cute!

I know you’ll agree, Sal.

 

this is waaay too cute

you’ve exceeded your cute quota for the day

it’s me

phineastoo:

allcreatures:

By David Rosenberg|

Tamara Staples vividly remembers her first time at a poultry show.

“I remember stepping inside and being blown away by the birds,” Staples recounted. “They were gorgeous! And the show itself—the people, the smell, the sounds, the camaraderie of the shows and the beauty of the birds—who knew there were so many varieties of chickens beyond what you think about when they’re on your dinner plate?”

Staples’ love for the birds began during visits with her favorite relative, Uncle Ron, who lived in Athens, Ga., and was a chicken breeder. “I would go visit him and hang out behind his henhouse, and I started asking about chickens, and he invited me to that first poultry show 20 years ago,” said Staples.

With some guidance from her uncle, Staples began photographing the birds around the Midwest in Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Indiana over four years to get enough material for her first book, The Fairest Fowl: Portraits of Championship Chickens, published by Chronicle Books in 2001. (click link below to read entire article)

• Top: Bearded Buff Frizzle Polish Bantam hen.
• Upper middle left: White Showgirl Bantam Cockerel
• Upper middle right: Self Blue Bearded D’anvers Cockerel
• Lower middle left: Blue Cochin Bantam Pullet
• Lower middle right: Silver Duckwing Modern Game Large Fowl Hen
• Bottom left: Black Langshan Cockerel
• Bottom middle: White Leghorn Bantam Cock
• Bottom right: Porcelain Belgian Bearded D’uccle Bantam Pullet.

All photos by Tamara Staples (via Tamara Staples: “The Magnificent Chicken” examines varieties of championship chickens (PHOTOS).)

Reblogging for Tab.  And because Cock lol

im in love

scientificillustration:

White Crested Black Polands by BioDivLibrary on Flickr.

Illustrated series of rare and prize poultry including comprehensive essays upon all classes of domestic fowl. :.
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biodiversitylibrary.org/page/34116801

darkforestwarrior:

It seems one of our chickens has taken to nesting in the old kitty cube out in our garage…

AHHHHH AN ANGEL DESCENDED FROM A HIGHER PLANE

MY WORD

theartofanimation:

John Brosio

i want a copy of that first one in every room of my house

princessnecrophilia:

thevanguard:

this is such ag reat picture like look at it just fucking look at it

look at that chicken it is so proud of its trophy the proudest chicken

oH my god

meowgon:

this chicken has very impressive inking

silver sebright

my friend James linked me this it’s amazing

next time i go home to my dad’s i get to drain a bumble foot infection on P orthos!!!

funzone occupants: me

straightcougar:

July 21st Mark your Calendars for next year

I CAN HARDLY WAIT