Hello all.
Apparently living at the end of a dead-end street means I'm going to be graced with unwanted animals quite frequently. In the last year, we've had 4 roosters, 2 hens, and 2 cats dropped over our fence.
When I found the rooster pictured below, I just figured he was young and dirty. Now I'm thinking he's really old. He doesn't chase the girls much, and none of the other roosters bother him at all.
He's quite small compared to my others, and has a really unique song, though it's rare for him to sing.
I'd just like to know a bit more about him.
Apparently living at the end of a dead-end street means I'm going to be graced with unwanted animals quite frequently. In the last year, we've had 4 roosters, 2 hens, and 2 cats dropped over our fence.
When I found the rooster pictured below, I just figured he was young and dirty. Now I'm thinking he's really old. He doesn't chase the girls much, and none of the other roosters bother him at all.
He's quite small compared to my others, and has a really unique song, though it's rare for him to sing.
I'd just like to know a bit more about him.