Roosters at the Beach
Roosters
are omnipresent on Kaui. In 1992, Hurricane Iniki destroyed chicken
coops and the birds went flying across the island. Result: chickens and
roosters are literally free-range now. They are in parking lots, at beaches, in the mountains, by waterfalls.
The crow of the rooster is everywhere, and it's like they live in Las Vegas. They have no definition of morning, afternoon or evening. It's cock-a-doodle-doo all day long and into cocktail hour. The roosters' crow finally stops when the sun goes down, but they stand ready on the sidelines to jump in and welcome sunrise.
Rooster by the Roadside
Rooster Photobombing Shot of Taro Fields
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