After taking your Duck pics,attatch your camera to your computer with the USB type cable that probly came with it and 'import' those pis to your computer when prompted.Then make a posting on BYC using the handy REPLY window at the bottom of every forum page.When you're ready to insert a pic...
The easiest and earliest way to tell a duck's sex is by the quack it makes.After the 'squeeking' stage'Ducks will begin to get their adult voices-Hens quack LOUDLY while Drakes are MUCH quieter with their low vocalizations.If your duck is LOUD - it's a GIRL! Your's look too young to have...
I know you said you've been using DE already.I really trust this ALL-NATURAL magic powder that works physically and not chemically.Works like a champ for me! I would suggest you give DE another chance.If you can expose the bugs by lifting the nest-box,try direct application right on those pesky...
**UPDATE**
Success! My scarecrow seems to be doing his job well keeping those hawks away.It's been 9 weeks now and we've had no hawk attacks or attempts.A friend recently told me that some hawks are migratory, and that I might have some of the same problems this Fall that I had earlier this...
Great! Can't wait to see yours.My scarecrow seems to be working for me out here in the country of the western NC foothills.I guess I do fear that any wild animal can lose it's fear of man (or scarecrow ) given enough exposure. I once witnessed a hawk TEAR APART a pigeon that he'd just...
Yes I've recently added a couple of OWL DECOYS to my defenses after losing my beloved rooster to a HAWK attack!Also made me a SCARECROW from some old clothes stuffed with leaves.Attatched some shiney objects to give him some movement in the breeze.Seems to be helping,no new attacks for about...
Also wanted to share a link to a thread I started a few days back about HAWKS and my SCARECROW. I'm kinda bummed that I didn't get more of a response.I think my parents felt sorry for me,and posted a response.I've got GREAT folks!!! So go visit the thread and say SOMETHING to bump me back to...
ChickenWifey - Welcome from Mill Spring,N.C.!(near Columbus) WOW fifteen chicks in March! Today is May first so they're getting pretty BIG,huh?Are they outside yet? I have six new chicks who are a little over 3 weeks old and they,re getting pretty restless in their brooder box in the spare room...