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So cute!!!!

I could always tell my KC males by the dark rumps and of course their behavior, lol.

Thanks. If my Rouen ducks had black bills and would quack I would have thought for sure they were hens but with the green bills and black rumps and peeps, I am almost positive they have to be drakes. I hope both of yours are females.

Those are both female? Are they KC? They look almost like my Rouen Females is why I wondered.

Such Precious babies.

Beautiful ducks and goose!! Oh my Goodness, your dog looks just like our Toby that we lost recently. He brought back so many fond memories.

I like number 1 myself. My Husband is a carpenter and built our house, we have all Cherry trim upstairs and Walnut downstairs, no paint on any of it, just a beautiful finish to show the wood's beauty. That is probably why I like number 1 the best. That's really a neat looking house you...

Wow, you got so many!!! Congratulations!!! I missed the hatch and somehow lost this site. That happens to me sometimes, lol.

I think that Frankie will adjust to it's handicap just fine, especially since it was born that way. He sure is a cutie pie and I can surely see why you cannot put him through a very expensive surgery.

How did you know which ones were the Scovy Babies?

Wow, I don't see how you do it. My four in the house was enough to almost due me in and that was why I moved the Rouen ducklings out at about 3 weeks. Cool nights did not hurt them a bit and they loved being separated from the rest of the flock and in a big pen to themselves. My Calls got...

I would just clean if off really well. I am afraid of bleach myself as ducks dig in the soil so badly and I am afraid it will hurt them. I would not tear it down.

I was thinking the same thing.

My Mother in law used to use newspapers between her rows and my Son is using cardboard! He wants to go full force against those weeds, lol.

Yes her acres were all flat land so she was blessed. It would be hard to build something if you lived on a hill or a ridge. I can surely see your dilemma. I guess you and I should both rethink Geese.

I had a bus driver friend that used skids and made a huge chicken coop and a very large duck coop. When I saw a picture of them and I could not believe how huge and beautiful they were. She even got the skids for free so she basically built free coops.

Thanks for sharing. It's neat that you can sex them young instead of having to wait for what seems ever that I am doing with these Rouen ducks that I have. They sure are cutie pies.

Are they female and male and if so how can you tell in Geese?

Oh My Goodness!!!! I LOVE THEM!!!! Thanks so much for sharing, they are absolutely beautiful!!!!

I think the babies would be interesting.