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I'm sorry but I am no longer taking orders for Hooded Mergansers. They are spoken for already.

I am sorry, but my dad no longer has Indian Fantail Pigeons.

Enjoy your new ducks!

Yes to both questions. I will PM you in regards to being placed on my waiting list.

I will send you a PM.

Indeed- perching ducklings do not need to be dropped in order for their digestive system to function properly. In a captive setting these ducklings can be quite easy to rear with practice. If you look on my Facebook page, Blue Creek Aviaries, I recently posted a picture of a Mandarin Ducking in...

We are in NY and do ship. Shipping should only be one day to Maine. www.bluecreekaviaries.com

Mazuri allows for a year round feeding regiment. You should start feeding the breeder diet at least a month prior to breeding season and feed it throughout the breeding season. I personally am using Mazuri Waterfowl Breeder pellets. Our divers do get additional high protein options as well.

I'm sorry to hear about the eggs, but to help you out for next time I have a few questions. Did you have the eggs shipped to you? Did you candle them earlier in incubation? If the eggs are totally see through then they were likely not fertile in the first place. Usually you can easily detect...

The price may seem high in comparison to other commercial feeds designed for production poultry, but wild ducks should be fed a higher quality diet that reflects their feeding in the wild. Mazuri Waterfowl feeds are designed for the wild ducks that we have, with a breeder diet and a maintenance...

How about pictures of all of them! You can't go wrong with that. But it would be interesting to see the Opal Silver Pied hen's offspring.

Nice peachicks! I finally am starting to get eggs (only one hen is laying here). I do not believe any of our loaned hens are laying. @Garden Peas that chick definitely has different coloring. I would be interest in seeing more pictures of it.

Great pictures of them! Diva sure was imprinted on me! Her as well as the Purple Pied Spalding hen would fly onto my shoulder to nap when they were small enough. I do miss her, but I'm glad she has such a wonderful home!

You're welcome.

The birds will be 2016 hatch, so they will be juveniles. They will be the size of adults, but not necessarily mature to breed next spring (depends on the species). I do not sell eggs or chicks. They are not all easily to rear, so it is best to buy juveniles on your part.

Check out my website, www.bluecreekaviaries.com, to see what pheasants I raise. Shipping is available.

Congrats on the Violettas! I can't wait to see more pictures of them!

You're welcome. I knew you would like her!

Mine have been laying for some time already, if have eggs due to hatch in about fifteen days.

Yes, my hen is a full sibling I would assume, as the hens in the pen varied. I had another hen from that pen, a White Spalding. I checked the notes I have of the pen setup that the breeder had and the peahens were a Spalding split Charcoal, a Spalding split White, a high percentage Spalding, and...