The front of the coop. It sits in front of a rusted old barn on our property, in the picture it almost looks like part of the barn but it isn't, LoL*
The first step to building our coop and run! I laid the cinder blocks out where I wanted the coop, and Matt and I rolled out garden tarp (purchased on sale at ACE), and set up where their ducky pond was to be.
Before the coup and run were finished and we still had all 6 members of our original flock. Howard died about a week after we had him, unknown causes but it happened super fast! They were so cute!
Daisy, Donald and our 3 KC enjoying their pool! (We sometimes call the 3 KC ducks Hewie, Dewie and Louie! We can't give them official names yet because we're just now starting to see signs of their genders)
The front of the coop. It sits in front of a rusted old barn on our property, in the picture it almost looks like part of the barn but it isn't, LoL*
The back of our duck coup (STILL in progress...) Although I'm very proud of Matt, he used material that we had around the property (we're also in the middle of a mobile home renovation...we're going on 8 months of working on it and STILL living in an apt...) to build the coup. It took him 8 afternoons to finish it!
Matt with two of the baby Pekins!
It's a little blurry, but one of our Pekins as a duckling, so small it could swim in a large bowl!! It seems like it was just yesterday! We didn't know what genders they were until they were fully feathered and our Donald developed a loud HONK! and Daisy still kind of peeps, unless she's scared.
mgn88

The front of the coop. It sits in front of a rusted old barn on our property, in the picture it almost looks like part of the barn but it isn't, LoL*

There are no comments to display.

Media information

Album
Our Little Duck Farm
Added by
mgn88
Date added
View count
328
Comment count
0
Rating
0.00 star(s) 0 ratings

Share this media

Back
Top Bottom