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My male ducks do this before they attack one of the other ducks
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Hiya all, yeah i have this same question! Duckee, who honestly has saved my life in the short time since he/she has hatched... long story. anyways Duckee does this shakey thing and i read on some various vet sites about shakey head being a sign of some duck illnesses. All this topped off with the fact that we never raised a duck or hatched an egg(this egg being the first) and add in a dash of the frightening fact that Duckee was a "rescue", he was meant to be food, a beilute egg during a presentaion at my gf work. THe farmer then offered an egg to her and some others with the emphasis on novelty and that its very rare to have on hatch.... well lall that stuff has made me a very worried sick Duckee Guardian, both of us actually. I cant imagine the kinda stregnth (inner) that it takes to do this has a profession and totally have a new found appreciation to vets, docs and the like and also to the amazing ducks whho are super animals. any help would be greast ill keep looking tooSorry to bump this thread back up again (because it is very old) but I had the same question!
Is this normal? Because my ducks do this too! At first I was scared and thought something might be wrong but now I'm not sure.
Again, sorry for bringing up an old topic, but thanks to anyone who can answer this question!