Alex the Chicken
Chirping
I'm probably not experienced enough to post this so I deeply apologize if I broke any rules making this.
What's this about?
Well basically just take a photo of one of your birds flying. It can be a chicken, duck, peafowl, pheasant, ̶B̶o̶e̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶7̶3̶7̶, or just anything that can fly. My old Alex was also a pretty exceptional flier. I taught him to fly myself. Sadly all the pics are gone because they're in my old phone and Alex went missing. Anyways I may be getting new babies soon so yeah.
NOTE: THIS CONTEST HAS NO PRIZES, IT'S JUST FOR FUN.
RULES:
1. Follow the guidelines
2. If your bird can't fly (wings clipped) don't force it to fly.
3. Please use humane ways to make your birdies airborne, don't throw them. Examples are putting them on something high and putting theri food on the ground, then they'll fly down and you take a picture.
4. If your birdies are reluctant to fly, again do not force them to do so.
5. Number 5
What's this about?
Well basically just take a photo of one of your birds flying. It can be a chicken, duck, peafowl, pheasant, ̶B̶o̶e̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶7̶3̶7̶, or just anything that can fly. My old Alex was also a pretty exceptional flier. I taught him to fly myself. Sadly all the pics are gone because they're in my old phone and Alex went missing. Anyways I may be getting new babies soon so yeah.
NOTE: THIS CONTEST HAS NO PRIZES, IT'S JUST FOR FUN.
RULES:
1. Follow the guidelines
2. If your bird can't fly (wings clipped) don't force it to fly.
3. Please use humane ways to make your birdies airborne, don't throw them. Examples are putting them on something high and putting theri food on the ground, then they'll fly down and you take a picture.
4. If your birdies are reluctant to fly, again do not force them to do so.
5. Number 5
