Alyssa-Bee
Phoenix
Maybe as a nick name?I did like the name suggestion from yesterday, "Lucky". She really is very lucky in many ways. Lucky she got overlooked at hatchery, & even more lucky she found u. "Lucky Clover" works, dont u think?!
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Maybe as a nick name?I did like the name suggestion from yesterday, "Lucky". She really is very lucky in many ways. Lucky she got overlooked at hatchery, & even more lucky she found u. "Lucky Clover" works, dont u think?!
I said that cause Clover is her name, she is a lucky little chick, & "lucky clover" is a common good luck term.Maybe as a nick name?
Yeah! That would be a fun name! But like you said, her name is already Clover.a
I said that cause Clover is her name, she is a lucky little chick, & "lucky clover" is a common good luck term.![]()
Yup! Cool suggestion!Yes her name is Clover and i Love that name. Lucky Clover is just a play on words thing.![]()
t's what the vet nickamed her! lolI did like the name suggestion from yesterday, "Lucky". She really is very lucky in many ways. Lucky she got overlooked at hatchery, & even more lucky she found u. "Lucky Clover" works, dont u think?!
well, the vet,(who is an avian and poultry vet) had never seen it before in her 30 years. i think most are culled before the growth opportunity...Quote, Google.
Can a chicken have 4 legs?
The four-legged feathered friend, however, while a rarity is not unique. Four-legged chickens have previously been reported in China, as well as in India, the U.S. and Thailand but, more often than not, the additional limbs are nonfunctional.
Not uncommon, seems like it's happened to everybody once or twice.![]()