These are much overlooked parts of churches, mostly shaped as roosters but there are some fine variants. If you would like to contribute to the list please get in touch.
Ludlow, St Lawrence Ledbury church WoolastonAlvington Hay on Wye Lovely clear image from YattonStockland with bonus colouring and gargoylesA confusing image from Temple Church, Bristol. Cross suggests Lamb of God but it looks like a lion.Formerly St Mary, Swansea. Now Swansea MuseumSt Peter, Gwent levels Penhow Much MarklePixleyAbandoned churchLedbury DormingtonFownhopeHow CapelBest mage so far, Elberton church Think this was Harbourmaster’s house, PenarthCardiff Bay, Pierhead BuildingSt John the Evangelist, BathPitt Rivers Museum, OxfordFabulous example from Christchurch, Broadheath, Worcestershire with consent from @PosyHill1 with bonus feeeloaders This huge rooster is from Sts Luke & Andrew, Somerset, a gift of the Lord of the manor in 1813. I can’t find the source but read it is huge as it held a large amount of wine for the community before it was installed in the tower. This fine dragon is on the town hall at Llantwit Major. This deer is at Llancarfon, St Cadoc and illustrates a legend. Think the deer was fleeing a hunter.This is from the railway at Beamish Museum
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