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I've got a pair of mallards I raised from hatchlings this spring that are very well fed and very comfortable in my backyard. They are both mature now. Will my hen lay infertile eggs before the next spring? I have a nesting box built.

I feed mine lettuce almost daily along with strawberries. Bananas, tomatoes, and anything else I think they'll like. They love minnows too!

I fed month old ducklings the manna pro for ducks and it made them legarthic and much quieter than usual. I have taken it away from them because this is so unusual. Anyone else have this issue with Manna Pro?

My ducklings ate bits of wasps that had been killed and sprayed with poison a few minutes ago, and I'm scared it could affect them. The wasps have dried out and have been dead a few weeks probably.

He's already walking better and is beginning to use the leg again. He is still not putting muh weight on it. I love my baby but I am a college student and sending him to the vet would be out of the question.

Im having the same issue with my 3 week old mallard. He is improving slightly,he is now beginning to use his leg whereas before he wouldnt even move it. Im still skeptical about when he will be able to walk again.

One of my baby mallards 3 weeks old jumped from my hand and fell to the carpet around 4 ft down. Now he won't put weight on that foot. No apparent damage, he's not screaming, I think it may just be pulled muscle or sprain. Any suggestions?

I'm not worried about the breeding, but he has one little spot that raised but isn't terrible bad it just looks more like an "alfalfa" I've heard of crested ducks doing just fine too, I just wanted my baby to be perfect haha.

I fear that my week old mallard duckling will be crested. I've heard it's rare, but he sure is 1 in a million himself. Unlike my others, he has a yellow dot and a small fuzz ball back there beginning to come out. I really hope he/she isn't

Sometimes they appear to be eating something they're not supposed to but actually spit it out when it won't tear apart or go down. I thought mine were eating their pine shavings, but they were really moving and sifting the shavings.

They are mallard ducklings! I have two as well, Dallas and Jesse. I introduces them to water first day, but DO NOT LEAVE THEM UNATTENDED! Ducklings can and will drown if left in deep water they cannot easily get in an out of. I've had one pass that way. I feed mine cracked corn and occasional...