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It's a Hit! Nope...it's a Fowl

While touring the island of Kauai on our one day trip this past Saturday we were astounded at how many chickens and roosters were on this island. Everywhere!

This little chick walked right up to me and waited for me to stoop down and take a picture.

Hey little chicky! Why are you staring at me?

Posing and posturing and then walking off.

What a cutie.

And this one wanted to dance....to do the dance 'the chicken'. LOL!

Majestic, don't ya think?

And I have no idea where this chicken is from hahahaha!

Okay... I thought the fowl were kinda cute. Gary made me stop taking pictures after this one:

Babies!!!!!!! They walked across the parking lot following their mom and chirping all the way.

Posted by Celeste "SALLY" Cheeseman HAWAII Relocations & Real Estate on 05/13/2008 08:33 PM

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37 Comments on It's a Hit! Nope...it's a Fowl

MAY

2008

How cute! Good pictures. It looks like you had a fun day... :)

Sally you are so funny. The chicken dance? Who can remember that one? ;-)

Hi Sally,

Awww....I think the little chickie looks hungry! :)

In Tahiti there are hugh fields of chickens with a truck part in front of the fielded making awesome chicken sandwhiches. Must be a outer island thing.

Debi: This was only a portion! Stay tuned for more! I have a bunch of stories to tell :)

Teri: Not us, huh? LOL!

Suzanne: That's what Gary said...that he was looking for crumbs. We didn't have anything :(

Steven: You think? I used to frequent Kauai as a kid...but don't remember so many chickens. I think they multiplied :)

Gee, Sally, I may never want to eat Chicken again! They are adorable....although that gorgeous white one looks like a swan to me (?). What greeat shots you got!

Sally, Very cute pictures. I love the babies! I always like seeing little babies!

Sally,

This post is for the birds!!! LOL, Thanks, fran

I just have one question...did you participate in the chicken dance?

Good pictures! I grew up on the farm and we had chickens. We had ducks for a while but we taught them to chase us and then they got violent so we had to get rid of them.

I love them Sally!!! Those little chickens are just adorable!

Note to Carole: Then don't eat them!!! I've never eaten one because they are ALL somebody's baby!

btw Sal... very cute title! Clever girl!!

Jennifer: Yes they are adorable. You have to spank me....we ate chicken wings for lunch :(

Chuck: Don't teach any pet to chase you....my dog does the 'cling on' when we're getting into the bathtub lol!

Jim: Not the one in the video...or out in public lol!

Fran: Too cute!

I loooovveee babies too Roberta!

Carole: Funny, I feel like that about most meat....but not chicken, steak, pork or fish.

Ahh I remember all those chickens :) I was so surprised that they just wander the Island....I must say your pictures are much better than the ones I took...and I didn't see that many babies...looks like they are indeed multiplying....... LOL :)

Sally she is a cute little thing, and she will also be very tasty when she grows up :) :)

So Funny! It reminds me of Key West. They all run wild there too. There was a restaurant called Blue Heaven that had them running around everywhere.

Your pictures made me SMILE. The geese around here just had their babies. Even though they're geese my daughter called them "duckie babies" when she was little so that's what they still are called, and they are so cute!!

I am surprised by how many chickens I saw on Kauai. I would think the locals would BBQ them.

I love Ducks and I love Egrets and I love Parrots and Swan and every other bird there is ( I think). But I have never found chickens to be very interesting. I have seen exotic ones at the fair and they can quite magnificent. As a kid I had peeps that when they got a little bigger, one dat they just vanish ( hum-well, I know for a fact we didn't eat them) but I always wondered why people buy them. Their beaks hurt, their s stinks and they make all together too much noise,lol

MAY

2008

Do the chickens run wild? We have chickens here in Va too but they are a pain when the neighbors chickens come in our yard.

We have roosters around here...I hear them every morning. Around 6 am they start crowing.

I dont hear any chickens here. With the winters here those babies would freeze.lol

Morning Sally,

I have ducks, heron, purple martins, but no chickens. You are just SO lucky to be there! LOL

Nice pictures, really enjoyed the post, as always.

That reminds me of my trip to the Dominican where the chickens were running free too!

Too funny... It makes me think about the chickens that roam Key West.

Very cute! Animals are unique in their own way.

Well howdy there woman and belated mother's day. I am thrilled that you got to go hang in one of my favorite places. Love that island. Anyway I am curious, in my many visits to Kauai I've been told many a story about the history of the roosters and chickens there and wonder if you have any take on that.

I'll never forget my first trip to Kauai....... most people don't realize that the majority of homes near the beach don't have central air because of the trade winds and I'll never ever forget in the middle of the night hearing those roosters doing their "thing".... oh my god... If I had a tape recorder of the conversations in bed too funny and great memories.

Hope all is well say hello to Gary

Dez: I have no clue...maybe I need to go research :) I have a couple of videos with them singing their song while I'm trying to take scenery shots lol!

Yes they are Andrea!

Debbie: Show us!

Jeremy: Got any pics?

Hal: Please do a post with all the beautiful birds!

Kathy: multiplying indeed! I think they are going for broke as everywhere we went there were loads of babies!

Spank George. I think if I knew it were this one I wouldn't ...then again...I love chicken.

Lizette: I know one thing...they don't run around wild on our island too much. Maybe they have a few out in the country and stuff....

Lisa: They are the cutest chirp chirps ....

Randy: Well, I think that's what's going on.... I mean...it must be to control them or something.

William: No kidding...I went to the bathroom and all the babies outside were chirping up a storm...lol

Nannette: Yup...wild and running all over the place.

Neal: Noisy bunch of suckers huh?

Robert: Well, frozen chickies wouldn't be so cute would they?

Sally, that is one very handsome rooster you've got there!

Sally.... just as we have so many geese around here.... almost like herds of buffalo from the Western days... lol

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Pat: I guess the rooster is the one with the red hat right? :)

Jeff: Do they bite? Herds sound like a stampede impending lol!

MAY

2008

Sally - you can see chickens running around like this in Key West too!

MAY

2008

Sally- All those chickens and others are SO adorable, especially love watching the babies follow their mommies!

Barbara: That's what I heard!

Katerina: They were fun.

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