Our three Chinese geese or "oies de guinée" in French and two of our five muscovy geese or "canards de barbarie" in French.
Located next to the horse stall under the open barn, after three days of being "couped up" so they could get used to their new home, like the chickens in their nearby chicken house, the ducks and chickens now have freedom to roam 2 1/2 acres of field from dawn to dusk.
Two of the female muscovy ducks -- the marks on the back of the neck are birthmarks -- before they began sitting on their eggs after less than a month of moving in.
Photos taken the first days of arrival when everyone was penned into an area under the open barn where they would learn to return at night to sleep. The area turned out to be perfect, though we're building a new shelter made exclusively of pallets and bording a pond dug for both breeds to swim in during the warmer months here in northern France.
Our three Chinese geese or "oies de guinée" in French and two of our five muscovy geese or "canards de barbarie" in French.
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Our three Chinese geese or "oies de guinée" in French and two of our five muscovy geese or "canards de barbarie" in French.

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