cayuga duck thread

[BarrerasDucks]

I find they aren't racist! Lol!

 

[neetabeamie]

Here are my two sweet Cayuga girls. They are two weeks old. Sarah and Ellie.

 

[PINOAK RIDGE]

@searlus usually by day 7-8 you should see veining as long as there isn't any smell you can leave them longer.

Miss Lydia is correct. By 7-8 days of incubation, one should easily see good veining and the embryo. Yes, as long as the eggs don't smell, you can leave them in for a couple extra days.

Yes, I see growing embryo and veining in the eggs.

Hope this helps. Good luck and enjoy your ducks.

 

[searlus]

Our first duckling finally hatched. So exciting!

 

[searlus]

I love it's lil blk feet. How is the legs? 

They seem to be good. I put paper towels under its egg so when it hatched it wasn't on the plastic grate and slipping around.

 

[EmpBub01]

thanks for the tip about a wall to separate the ducks, Miss Lydia; i will be improving security all around, including using a trail camera to see what's coming into the yard at night so i can find a way to humanely get rid of it. I'll make the improvements before adding the new ducks.

 

[harmesonfarm]

Ducks love our seasonal winter spring that runs through the acreage.

What’s everyone else’s ducks splashing in?

 

[DUCKOBSESSED]

I have one Cayuga duck with my mixed flock and she is so sweet. It took a lot more work to make her friendly then any other breed I have had. So spend a lot of time with them...( like that will be hard!)

 

[CayugaDuckMom]

This is a pic of my favorite girl, Mama. She has several white spots on her back, something none of my other Cayugas have.

 

[holm25]

MAYBE GOOD LUCK IT COULD ALSO BE A WILD DUCK