I hope it's a good storm, a high wind, rain slanting across the pastures, geese splashing in the sudden puddles, chickens huddled inside their house trying to keep the wind from getting under their feathers.
England and his father once had to take shelter from a sudden storm in a chicken coop.
The poem is a catalogue of meticulously observed natural details — "the bronze butterfly, / Asleep on the black trunk," "The droppings of last year's horses" — which concludes with a sudden, seemingly unjustified swerve: "A chicken hawk floats over, looking for home.
A sudden desire for a meal of chicken or beef may be an indication that the body is in need of more protein.
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In its most highly pathogenic form, influenza in chickens and turkeys produces a sudden appearance of severe symptoms and almost 100% mortality within two days.
The affected flock contained 6,500 chickens and had shown a sudden increase in severe clinical signs and high mortality rate (86%), as reported by farmers and veterinarians (Table).
The affected poultry included species of the order Galliformes (chickens, quail, etc)., which exhibited sudden death with severe clinical signs, and domestic ducks (order Anseriformes), which died suddenly or exhibited a decrease in egg production, depending on age.
One of the most unnerving aspects of being unexpectedly single was the sudden autonomy; whether to put the remaining shredded chilli chicken into the rice or vice versa, stuff like that.
