A chicken is a chicken, I thought. Until I met these special chickens. I've redrawn them and now you can use them as color or cutting plate .

Om colorable with pencil, marker, crayon or paint. In natural colors, pastel tones or fun fantasy colors such as purple with yellow dots. You can also doodle in it ( Doodle art 1), more calligrams, or draw dashes or other characters ( Graphism ). You can also cover them with eg. natural materials, colored sand, pieces of paper, newspaper clippings, sawdust, beads, confetti, or other materials. Anything is possible, as long as it sticks to it:) Above all, don't hold back!

He caught my attention because he looks pretty crazy! A chicken with a bare, naked neck, shaped like an S. Did you know that these chickens really exist? They are Black Nude Neckline hens! Will they be so cold, brrr. The chicks would probably like a crocheted or knitted scarf. The hens (the female chickens) are somewhat less “broody” than other chickens. This means that she will breed on eggs less often than a regular chicken. I'm quite curious what such a chick looks like then. Seems a bit crazy to me, a chick with a bald neck!

Another strange chicken that I couldn't let shoot. Because this chicken has a crazy name, this breed is called a hamburger ! (It's really true!) Have hamburgers large white earlobes with enamel gloss . Originally, he has silvery feathers, but later they were crossed with other races, then the golden and black ones were added. They say he's not easy, he likes to fight. So I wouldn't argue with it, with this Hamburger!

This is a very happy one. It is a Dutch Crested Grouse . These chickens are wearing a crazy white wig! But they don't have a comb to comb that wig. :) You see them quite often here in the Netherlands. They lay lots of eggs, even when it freezes, they just keep going (really Dutch, hey, we Dutch are jerks). They do need a lot of space, because they have to move a lot. Above you see the female (the hen), the male (the rooster) has an even larger crest, with pointed feathers. Cool though!

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