Comments on: More Dead Birds http://www.beansforbreakfast.com/before/002028 Served Any Time Tue, 17 Jan 2012 04:14:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cat http://www.beansforbreakfast.com/before/002028/comment-page-1#comment-596 Cat Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.beansforbreakfast.com/?p=620#comment-596 Poor little chicks. Crazy world we live in. Reminds me of a stuffed ostrich we saw in India. It was missing chunks of its body, and had fist sized holes in its neck so you could see straight through it to the wall. In a word: gross. It had to have seen better days... many, many moons ago for sure. Poor little chicks. Crazy world we live in. Reminds me of a stuffed ostrich we saw in India. It was missing chunks of its body, and had fist sized holes in its neck so you could see straight through it to the wall. In a word: gross. It had to have seen better days… many, many moons ago for sure.

]]> By: mike http://www.beansforbreakfast.com/before/002028/comment-page-1#comment-597 mike Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.beansforbreakfast.com/?p=620#comment-597 Oh my god, it's the long-extinct hypermoties tanager! s long as we're heading tin this direction, you might appreciate a visit to the lower floor of the Fremont Antique Mall, rear corner, where the former proprietor of the antique store on Pike where the pet store is now (or is it Pine? across from the furniture place under the Gasoline Museum thingy, up the street from City Market): http://pix.whybark.com/gallery/070603_fremont/DCP_6306 He actually appears to have specialized in failed taxidermy, and in the space I cite above as well as his former location in Fremont a human mummy about 100 years post-mortem was always on display in her coffin, her grey parchment skin shedding and falling away a wee bit every year. Oh my god, it’s the long-extinct hypermoties tanager!

s long as we’re heading tin this direction, you might appreciate a visit to the lower floor of the Fremont Antique Mall, rear corner, where the former proprietor of the antique store on Pike where the pet store is now (or is it Pine? across from the furniture place under the Gasoline Museum thingy, up the street from City Market):

http://pix.whybark.com/gallery/070603_fremont/DCP_6306

He actually appears to have specialized in failed taxidermy, and in the space I cite above as well as his former location in Fremont a human mummy about 100 years post-mortem was always on display in her coffin, her grey parchment skin shedding and falling away a wee bit every year.

]]> By: Debbie http://www.beansforbreakfast.com/before/002028/comment-page-1#comment-598 Debbie Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.beansforbreakfast.com/?p=620#comment-598 When I was young (in the 50s) I swear that I received a stuffed baby chick for part of my Easter gift. My friends think I am making this up. Was something like this popular in the 50s or am I hallucinating? Thanks! When I was young (in the 50s) I swear that I received a stuffed baby chick for part of my Easter gift. My friends think I am making this up. Was something like this popular in the 50s or am I hallucinating? Thanks!

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