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Recent content by friday027
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Wild 8-week-old Muscovy with Angel Wing
@ruthhope Thank you so much for your reply! I called Ark this past Friday and spoke with Karen. On their website they do say that they cannot help with Muscovies and she told me they could lose their license if they did. She told me to just let the duck be. But just yesterday it narrowly... -
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Wild 8-week-old Muscovy with Angel Wing
Hi Miss Lydia, I'm new here, so I don't know what you mean about "tagging this". I set 2 tags when I posted of Muscovy and the other Angel Wing. Is that what you mean? -
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Wild 8-week-old Muscovy with Angel Wing
I'm unable to post to @ruthhope so hopefully she'll see this thread. -
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Wild 8-week-old Muscovy with Angel Wing
@Canadian Wind and @Miss Lydia, I didn't bother with wildlife management because they explicitly say on their website that they do not support Muscovy ducks. These are the organizations I've contacted: Wildlife Rescue Coalition The Ark Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Duck Haven (never got... -
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Wild 8-week-old Muscovy with Angel Wing
@Miss Lydia, Thank you so much for your reply. I posted a photo and it looked like it uploaded, but it's not showing up. I literally know nothing about ducks. The little knowledge I have has been through google searches when I first saw the ducklings 2 months ago. I also would not be able to... -
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Wild 8-week-old Muscovy with Angel Wing
I live in an HOA gated community in NE Florida. I have coffee every morning on my patio with a view of a large pond. Eight weeks ago, I noticed a Muscovy duck I had occasionally seen on the pond swimming with 5 ducklings. Within 3 weeks, 4 of the ducklings were eaten by a male Great Blue Heron...
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