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post #111 of 120
11/24/09 at 5:55am

gig

7 quacking ducks, 5 spazzy quail, 3 lazy cats, 2 grown sons, 1 goofy husband... and no partridge, but I have a pear tree!
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7 quacking ducks, 5 spazzy quail, 3 lazy cats, 2 grown sons, 1 goofy husband... and no partridge, but I have a pear tree!
My micro-farm blog - www.bluefeatherfarm.blogspot.com
Duck pond and biofilter information- http://tinyurl.com/lfgeg9
The Double-Decker Brooder Thread- http://tinyurl.com/nf8zm5
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post #112 of 120
11/24/09 at 8:16am
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Thief! Thief! So, are you letting her set them???

This morning I looked into the bator and saw the cutest little yellow face looking up at me. A month after my first ducklings hatched, I forgot how small they start out! And innocent, before they get involved in the duck master plan to take over the world. Pictures will follow. My incubator windows are small.

Cutting back on my playtime here for personal reasons.
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post #113 of 120
11/24/09 at 9:29am

I'm still loving this thread.  I wish I were as witty as you all.

Quack addict and animal lover.

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Quack addict and animal lover.

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post #114 of 120
11/24/09 at 10:14am
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Originally Posted by neferset 

Thief! Thief! So, are you letting her set them???

This morning I looked into the bator and saw the cutest little yellow face looking up at me. A month after my first ducklings hatched, I forgot how small they start out! And innocent, before they get involved in the duck master plan to take over the world. Pictures will follow. My incubator windows are small.


No, she doesn't get to hatch her stolen chicken eggs lol. When it's closer to Spring I'll let her hatch.

If you aren't living for something, you are dying for nothing.

Don't trouble Trouble until Trouble troubles you!
My lady be wary and heed to the lines of this verse: To let a fool kiss you is stupid, to let a kiss fool you is worse.

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If you aren't living for something, you are dying for nothing.

Don't trouble Trouble until Trouble troubles you!
My lady be wary and heed to the lines of this verse: To let a fool kiss you is stupid, to let a kiss fool you is worse.

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post #115 of 120
11/24/09 at 11:08am
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My new Evil Overlord made his debut this morning. I feel he will be a just ruler for all of mankind.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/39739_11242009_neweviloverlord_01.jpg

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post #116 of 120
11/24/09 at 11:26am

AAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ducks are ssoo cute..

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post #117 of 120
11/24/09 at 11:41am
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Tiny too. I still can't believe the two Khaki Campbells were once this size:

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/39739_11242009_neweviloverlord_03.jpg

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post #118 of 120
11/24/09 at 12:53pm

lol... the ducks i have were never that small....
i weighed one of them the other day and he was 5 lbs... is that big for a duck?? i'm pretty sure they're roens not mallards... i saw some mallads at the gas station the otehr day.. could have been mixes.. but they were smal compared to my guys...
i want call ducks now.. teeny tiny ducks.. SOO cute... now they are probly the ringleaders of the plot... noone expects it to be the little guy....

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post #119 of 120
11/25/09 at 1:03pm

you know you guys are CREATING a duck revolt and invasion with all this talk.  It serves you right if you find yourselves tied up in the bottom of the duck pond and your children are being sold as slaves.

Love to be surrounded by my animal friends: horses, Mercedes the Dalmatian, and my flock..... EE Rooster, three EE hens, three Rhode Island Reds, three "teenagers" of various breed, and the ducks: Giblet and Wave . Also two of my own home-hatched babies that make me a grandma!
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Love to be surrounded by my animal friends: horses, Mercedes the Dalmatian, and my flock..... EE Rooster, three EE hens, three Rhode Island Reds, three "teenagers" of various breed, and the ducks: Giblet and Wave . Also two of my own home-hatched babies that make me a grandma!
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post #120 of 120
11/25/09 at 1:06pm
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Originally Posted by buck431397 

you know you guys are CREATING a duck revolt and invasion with all this talk.  It serves you right if you find yourselves tied up in the bottom of the duck pond and your children are being sold as slaves.


as long as i can escape after the kids are sold off, i'm okay with that... lol...

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