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They're living with three other adults right now, so they are used to being around multiple ducks. They get handled every day and are used to human contact. I would feel worried about sending them off to a farm that isn't really interested in them.

Thanks for considering them, but I'd prefer if they went to a home with other ducks. They are very social creatures, and I'm not sure if chickens would cut it.

Found a loving home! Definitely going to miss them

I thought I would have room for them, but my pond can't keep up with the extra duck poop. The smell is overwhelming. I wish I could keep them though.

My White Mallards hatched out two ducklings about a month ago, and unfortunately, I do not have room for them. They are free to a good home. I'm located in Santa Barbara, California. I am willing to drive a bit to drop them off. Only giving away as a pair. Not meat birds.

I have to rehome both my white mallard ducklings. Any one in California want these little boogers? They are a month old and super adorable!

gah! why is it so hard to give away two little fluff butts?

Oh I understand, they are just so darn cute!!!

I live in Santa Barbara. I was hoping to rehome them together. I'm sure it's very stressful living somewhere for a month with four other ducks, and them bam, one day, you're all by your lonesome with a whole new flock. I feel bad enough breaking up the family. I couldn't bear the thought of the...

My White Mallards hatched out some two ducklings nearly a month ago. I never sexed them, but one is larger and more daring. Not a sure bet, but I'm guessing one is a drake. They are free to a good home. I'll toss in my duckling feed too. Only giving away as a pair. I live in Santa Barbara...

I wish you were closer too! I'm willing to drive nearly anywhere in California to drop them off. I really want them to go to a great home. They definitely are special birds. I'm typing up an add right now for the BST section and for Craigslist.

After much thought and consideration, I've finally decided to rehome my two little white mallard ducklings. Here's what finalized my decision: An animal control person came today. Someone is complaining about a smell. I clean my pen every morning; hose down, new bedding, and clean my pond...

Three weeks old and oh so curious! [VIDEO]Ducklings playing with plant:

My little buddies are two years old. They were raised inside the house with me for the first year and basically never left my side. We have a very strong bond, but I can tell you that when ever wild mallards fly over or come to visit, they try their hardest to follow and fly away too. Its just...

x2!!!! Trying that with the new ducklings this time around.