Instructions: 1  Mash the fresh berries or cut in chunks. Divide into four portions and place them into each jar. 2  Fill the jars with cold water. 3  Keep in the refrigerator overnight to maximize flavor. 4  If you want to use larger jars, simply double the amount of fruits.
Hood ornament motifs include winged flying women and nymphs, children, gladiators, archers, winged birds, animals and mythical gryphons, winged Mercury and Venus figures from some of the most rare and famous marques and historic collector cars in the world.
Best Answer: It wasn't designed from any bird, it's actually a cullmination of the Pheonix (a mythical ancient bird) and an Eagle. And as someone else said, it's loosly called a (screamin' chicken). It's basically just a bird that a GM engineer (cannot remember his name) designed as a stand out focal point on the cars. The bird was actually started in 67' and grew from there on out into the lavish hood birds you've seen in the 70's and 80's.