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CHICKENS


"Renaissance Chickens"
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Renaissance Chickens • r/AccidentalRenaissance
 
Chicken diapers, interesting, and a bit overpriced it seems. I guess it's useful if someone wants there chicken to roam in their home. Seems you can also make a harness out of the diaper.
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I had 6 white Chinese Silkies and 1 black Astrolorp as my house pets in the early 2000,s. Indoors. They were so affectionate and they ARE intelligent! They also loved classical music but hated punk. I took them to the beach, and the sidewalk cafes. They lov d to snuggle in bed with me. I got evicted for having them. The astrolorp was a 24/7 crowder and made one great watch dog. I could never eat my pets. I rarely eat chicken now.
 
Not long ago I saw a "chicken shaming" video. I'm familiar dog and cat "shaming", which are comical pics of the animals who have just done something really naughty, and there is a note written by their owner telling the world what they did, usually written from the pet's perspective. But I'd never seen one of chickens before. It was pretty funny, although a lot of the owners' complaints were that their hens won't lay eggs and it's because they're just lazy, but I think the hens may be just too old to make eggs.
 
A roman chicken brooch:

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A Roman chicken shaped brooch found at the site of a medieval village near Houghton which was discovered during the A14 upgrade project between Cambridge and Huntingdon, England.
 
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