Also at Lincoln Park: Unusual bird sighting

Before sunset, we got multiple reports (thanks to Megan for the photo) about that rooster, seen and heard in upper Lincoln Park. Not likely it’s a lost pet, as they’re against city rules. We advised reporting to Seattle Animal Shelter but they’re closed for the holiday.

9 Replies to "Also at Lincoln Park: Unusual bird sighting"

  • Auntie January 17, 2022 (5:58 pm)

    “they’re against city rules” LOL … we hear roosters crow every morning and have for years in our neighborhood. I’m guessing he just made a getaway from someone who cares not about city livestock rules.

  • Sarah Adler January 17, 2022 (6:44 pm)

    I saw a few chickens roaming around near Lowman Beach, maybe 6 months ago!

  • Lori January 17, 2022 (7:46 pm)

    http://www.heartwoodhaven.org is likely a good rescue option for this guyTheir rescue focus is pigs and fowl.

  • HS January 17, 2022 (8:25 pm)

    Vashon, stop putting your roosters on the ferry! 😂

    • DJ January 18, 2022 (5:10 pm)

          There are chickens roaming around in Greenwood too….we know of at least two homes who keep them.      Lucky people. Free fresh eggs!

  • Lincoln Park Mom January 18, 2022 (9:52 am)

    Yes, this little guy was my alarm clock on Monday morning.  Thanks for answering my question!

  • BlairJ January 18, 2022 (11:46 am)

    Any evidence of fowl play here?

  • Bird island January 18, 2022 (6:20 pm)

    Unless you want WS to look like Kauai we should round up those roosters. I hear they breed like rabbits. 

  • AIDM January 18, 2022 (11:02 pm)

    This is likely someone dumping a rooster in the park that was supposed to be a hen. About 10% of sexed chicks turn out to be roosters. Owners need to buy from a farm that will take back the roosters, have the patience to re-home, or be willing to butcher and eat it. Very irresponsible owner is making the public deal with it!

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