[naturesparadise]

sort of i had to help the pheasant chick out

and the old English bantam chick only has the use of one foot
but at the mo seems to be getting around ok

[nettynoodles1]

how many eggs did you put in?

 sorry to hear the bantam has onbly got use of one foot hope its ok

[naturesparadise]

there was 6 golden pheasant eggs and 6 bantam eggs

well he seems to be doing ok it got up onto a bit of wood about 1 inch high

with only one working foot

[nettynoodles1]

ohhhhh :shock:  :shock:

are you going to try again?

glad the poor little things doing ok


where is the pic?

[naturesparadise]

it got to late to take a pic will get one tomorrow for you all

[naturesparadise]

here you go
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[nettynoodles1]

aw bless them they are so sweet.
do they both have dodgy :oops: feet or was it just my eyes when watching them?
Is here anything you can do for them or will they just learn to live with it?
I have 5 babies and 2 of them have extra toes but they dont seem bothered by it and happily scratch around and get up and down the ladder ok.

[naturesparadise]

aw bless them they are so sweet.
do they both have dodgy :oops: feet or was it just my eyes when watching them?
Is here anything you can do for them or will they just learn to live with it?
I have 5 babies and 2 of them have extra toes but they dont seem bothered by it and happily scratch around and get up and down the ladder ok.

no they both have bad feet but they should adapted over time
nature finds away just like in humans who have lost an arm or leg

we learn to compensate for the lose