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Loved this story/ptoto from the Telegraph today
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04-04-2012 10:20pm#1
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Believe it or not, this is fairly common.
Alot of people who keep chickens and ducks find that the ducks don't settle on their eggs. So its just easier to stick the eggs under the clucky chicken. The mother never notices the difference. Nor would she notice if you were to mix and match the eggs under her, so that her babies were all of different breeds of chicken.
I've seen a chicken go plumb mental when her baby duckling got separated from the group.
The average chicken maybe half daft, but they are very good mothers.
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That was an amazing story presenting unconditional love between the hen mother and her adopted ducklings. I think people should follow their example. 
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