3 legged rooster... hmmm, ?

And haggis are most often seen hiding being those little clumps of tufty grass in the highland, only occasionally in the lower lands, and most prefer the clumpy tufty divots of grass that grow next to fence posts and hedgerows. A shy creature they are not often seen, but a shimmy in the divot often denotes the presence of a haggis, or if it is in the singular, a hagi.

Eating small insects they burrow into the grassy banks often taking over rabbit burrows.

Ella