Limpin' Limpkin
This Limpkin might have met one of the alligators that shared the marsh with him. His left leg/foot was severely mangled. (It's hard to imagine that a damaged embryo or hatchling could have survived to maturity with such a severe deformity, but that's also a possible explanation).
Limpkins normally have a characteristic "limping" gait, which is thought to be the origin of its unusual name. Unfortunately, this poor Limpkin, if it survives, will really be the "Limpin' Limpkin".
Limpin' Limpkin
This Limpkin might have met one of the alligators that shared the marsh with him. His left leg/foot was severely mangled. (It's hard to imagine that a damaged embryo or hatchling could have survived to maturity with such a severe deformity, but that's also a possible explanation).
Limpkins normally have a characteristic "limping" gait, which is thought to be the origin of its unusual name. Unfortunately, this poor Limpkin, if it survives, will really be the "Limpin' Limpkin".