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hi all, so I'm in New Zealand I keep a largeish flock of ducks, many 20 or so, and recently I've had a couple get something wrong with their eyes the first one over a month ago, who is largely recovered now although it appears to have left her blind in one eye. and a new one in the last week or...

Hi peeps!:frow about a week or two ago one of my guineas hatched out a horde of keets, and within the next hour and a half due to bad weather and other random disasters managed to lose about half of them then had a brain explosion after somehow managing to get them into my garden (which is quite...

Hi peeps! :frow about a week or two ago one of my guineas hatched out a horde of keets, and within the next hour and a half due to bad weather and other random disasters managed to lose about half of them then had a brain explosion after somehow managing to get them into my garden (which is...

Hi peeps!:frow about a week or two ago one of my guineas hatched out a horde of keets, and within the next hour and a half due to bad weather and other random disasters managed to lose about half of them then had a brain explosion after somehow managing to get them into my garden (which is quite...

Indian runner, mallard, buff Orpington, and one muscovy, about 10 total.

@Duck mommy 2019 I do have a moscovy drake (barry) but I have a lot of other duck breeds (kaki campbell, indian runner, buff orpington and mallard) but why would they be sterile?

hi, my moscovy duck larry just hatched out a couple of ducklings, but I'm not sure if they're hers or not. I've never seen moscovy ducklings before, are they diffrent? or are they just like normal ducklings? photos attached for reference, thanks in advance!

hi all my duck meat-ball was attacked by what i presume to have been a cat in the late evening today. the injures consist of 3 puncture wounds on the back of her neck and another smaller puncture wound on her left cheek, her beak is quite warm to the touch and the feathers on her head and neck...

she is free range, i only see her at feeding time or just after, i have tried following her but i always loose her in long grass or she fly's away

eek soooo exiting

yuck :sick wash the eggs replace the bedding... shake the eggs close to your ear (carefully) if you hear liquid sloshing around inside then the egg is rotten if you cant hear any thing or you can hear cheeping or a dull thudding sound the egg is most likely healthy . also try candling. good luck

my duck mango (a mallard Indian runner cross) is about 3 years old and i am expecting her to start laying soon but i am beginning to wonder if she is already laying or even sitting. she has been sneaking off after feeding and is almost always last to arrive for food i have also seen her chatting...

my young khaki campbell drake chocolate fudge cake has a bad limp it started a few weeks ago with what appeared to be a bee sting a slight swelling that subsided over night but over the next few days i noticed him having a swollen ankle after close inspection i came to the conclusion that it was...

it is normal for one duck to start laying befor the others

i am looking to build a coop for my bantams molly and bruce i am sooo excited but i have no idea what to build. i am in need of inspiration ideas recommendations etc....please

have you tried placing her out with the rest of the flock?

is her foot swollen or hot to touch?

ahh what a nice morning to, oooooh food

aww thanks:hugs