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Prince Peep, a Malaysian rooster, is all patience as he's fitted with a sweater knitted in a fashionble green. The natty number is one of many knitted by a group of women in the retirement home in Milford, Mass. Associated Press/Steven Senne/Associated Press
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Prince Peep, a Malaysian rooster, is all patience as he's fitted with a sweater knitted in a fashionble green. The natty number is one of many knitted by a group of women in the retirement home in Milford, Mass.
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Nancy Kearns holds Prince Peep. Kearns says the knitting project benefits birds kept on a neighboring estate known as the Mary M.B. Wakefield Charitable Trust.
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Barbara Widmayer adjusts Prince Peep's sweater. "I don’t think in my wildest dreams I ever thought anybody made sweaters for chickens," said Widmayer, 76, who started knitting when she was 15.
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Prince Peep struts his stuff in a sporty blue sweater.