Cock-a-doodle-doo by goodoleboy
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Description
Captured 2/26/10, early in the morning, within walking distance of my hackneyed hovel.
Considerably better viewed full size.
These guys were a relatively friendly bunch because they thought that I had brought them their morning repast, but difficult to photograph because of their somewhat sharp, short, and unpredicatable movements. I would like to capture them in brilliant sunshine on a midday shoot.
Postworked to bring them out of the shadows.
Toodles, thankx for the visit, and for any and all complimentary comments and faves.
Comments (15)
qrud
Lovely colours.
babuci
Oh so many feathers in all different colors and patterns. Next time take some seed with you great fun to feed them.
MrsRatbag
I love chickens, even though they're not very bright and, like ducks, inherently silly. They are hard to photograph, unless you can hypnotize them into sitting still for you, which is relatively easy given their small brain size! I do love their beautiful colourful feathers too...I didn't know you had farms in your area!
Rainastorm
Wow beautiful Roosters and chickens here!! Super cool angles of them, I think one is posing for you ;-)
morningglory
Classy collage of chickens and roosters. 1 and 2 are my faves. Such wonderful colors they have.
Foto-Arte
Love them all! A beautiful display of colorful feathery goodness!
frankie96
Really some neat color schemes they have...the phrase "Cock of the Walk" comes to mind...
danapommet
Fantastic collage Harry and these roosters and chickens trump my ugly ducks. Dana
Seaview123
That's quite a peck of polts! Nice photo.
watapki66
Wonderful images of a variety of birds!
myrrhluz
When I was in England I went to The Cotswold Farm Park, which is the “Home of Rare Breed Conservation” It was begun in the 1960s to try to save breeds of farm animals that were traditional to the UK, but dying out for various reasons mostly to do with commercial practices. I saw some really wild looking chickens, and I've been interested in them visually, since. These are wonderful captures! My favorites are #s 1 & 3. #1 looks like it has some intelligence and # 3 looks totally spacey. Probably they are both pretty spacey. # 2 looks like a bored CEO in a meeting, # 4 just saw her husband with another woman and the two in # 5 look like lost tourists. Excellent and fun shots!
Hendesse
Fantastic collage of this colorful beauties. Superb shots!
Meisiekind
I agree with Denise - despite being dumb, they do make such a wonderful photographic subject with their multi colored feathers and funny faces! Wonderful collage of pics Harry! Well done! :)
durleybeachbum
I just love these birds, but cannot keep them where I live because of my townie neighbours.
tizjezzme
So many different types of Cock-a-doodles ... all in one collage. I love this.