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Hens and friends

Birds (and people) of a feather flock together at the National Poultry Show in Stoneleigh, England last week: these prize-winning poultry owners seem to bear uncanny resemblances to their beloved pets. (Maybe it’s because they spend so much time cooped up together.) Take a look at the 'fowl' portraits below. Are they cock-a-doodle-dos or cock-a-doodle-don'ts? Also, don't miss these good eggs.

Birds (and people) of a feather flock together at the National Poultry Show in Stoneleigh, England last week: these prize-winning poultry owners seem to bear uncanny resemblances to their beloved pets. (Maybe it’s because they spend so much time cooped up together.) Take a look at the 'fowl' portraits below. Are they cock-a-doodle-dos or cock-a-doodle-don'ts?

Linda Rupniak is definitely seeing spots while holding her 9-month-old Silver Laced Poland Pullet.
Linda Rupniak is definitely seeing spots while holding her 9-month-old Silver Laced Poland Pullet.Oli Scarff / Getty Images

 Also, don't miss these good eggs.