Feather Enthusiasts Gifts

I think in order to be historically accurate you're meant to remove the quill from the bird BEFORE you start trying to write with it!

'Some of those youngsters have come up with a terrific new idea - feathers.'

Family with pets.

"See, Og If mammoth foot ticklish, could me do this"

'…and remember - around HERE, ‘talk is CHEEP'.'

"Instead of taking a bath can I wear a flea collar?"

"So who is this First pet?"

Flamingo on a bird table feeding from a shrimp container.

Man lets his pigeons out to be fed in the park.

'Se Non E Vero' Etc.

"I think it's unfair to call her a "crazy cat-lady": She just loves all 63 of us..."

'He's not showing off to me as much as he used to...'

'She broke up with me because I'm a stray and, thus, always have fleas!'

Bird Watching with Binoculars

"Waiter, there's a hair in my soup!"

'That's a quack-quack'. Ornithological conference.

"I love you a bushel and a peck. How else?"

USING QUILLS

"That could've been ours. But noooo...You and your DIY."

And when did you first begin to feel threatened and endangered?

"It's called a "sanctuary": they fixed my broken wing, took care of me for a few weeks, then released me. Amazing..."

Parrot

Parrot looking in mirror has feather headdress options.

'Here he comes in his jimjams - cutting it fine with out breakfast today!'

A new opera-glass for the year 1777

Bird feeder being used by vultures.

A relevant sign for the shopkeeper's predicament.

Ted enjoyed going to the park and feeding the woodpeckers.

A Head-Dress in 1777

'I brought in a big order and my boss gave me a feather for my cap.'

Peacock Modern Art Portrait.

Polly Clinic.

The Peacock Is Not Renowned For His Bluffing Abilities

"The meaning of life is cats."

'Your dog or mine?'