A bird that's a long way from home is being welcomed with open arms by residents at a Halifax retirement complex. Last summer, a chukar appeared outside the Parkland Clayton Park and has remained there ever since. The red-billed partridge has since been named Clayton, a nod to the Clayton Park neighbourhood where the retirement facility is located. Jennifer Shannon, the general manager of Parkland Clayton Park, said Clayton makes the residents happy. Clayton is fed bird seeds and is particularly fond of sunflower seeds.

Source: CBC News January 19, 2019 09:56 UTC