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Cheddar’s chicken mirror
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In a delightful moment of chicken self-discovery, Cheddar the hen found herself utterly captivated by her own reflection! Using the reverse camera on my phone, I captured this charming scene as she perched on my lap, gazing intently at her feathery visage. For a solid 30 to 45 seconds, Cheddar explored the screen, tilting her head side to side, inching closer and then backing away, completely entranced by her own image. It made me wonder what thoughts were flitting through her little brain as she admired her beauty. Meanwhile, Itty Bitty, my other feathered friend, seemed unfazed, nonchalantly saying, “...whatevs. I’m good.” This playful encounter perfectly encapsulates the quirky and endearing personalities that our feathered friends can exhibit!
| | My girl Cheddar seemed to truly see herself today. I used the reverse camera on the phone so I could capture them in my lap and Cheddar became completely enamored with herself, looking side to side, getting closer to the screen and then backing up a little. She did it for a good 30-45 second straight. Took me a second but it was clear, she really was fixated on herself. I wonder what she was thinking in this little brain of hers. And Itty Bitty was like, “…whatevs. I’m good”. [link] [comments] |
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