Runner finds unlikely jogging partner in a wild pheasant who joins him every morning
- 2 months ago
Runners in a quiet village have found an unlikely jogging partner - a wild pheasant named Fez.
Jasper Copping, 46, runs every weekday morning through Shotesham, Norfolk and in the last two weeks noticed he wasn't alone.
Joining him has been a pheasant keeping Mr Copping's pace as he runs alongside a field on the outskirts of the village.
The father of two said he wasn't the only runner to have been accompanied by the bird he's named Fez and has spoken to others who have also become fond him.
Jasper Copping, 46, runs every weekday morning through Shotesham, Norfolk and in the last two weeks noticed he wasn't alone.
Joining him has been a pheasant keeping Mr Copping's pace as he runs alongside a field on the outskirts of the village.
The father of two said he wasn't the only runner to have been accompanied by the bird he's named Fez and has spoken to others who have also become fond him.