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  1. maryvan

    Can someone please tell me what kind of geese these are?

    These are the group of adults that the goslings came from. The goslings still have down but are starting to get gray feathers.
  2. maryvan

    Can someone please tell me what kind of geese these are?

  3. maryvan

    mandarin ducks very skiddish

    My daughter has been begging me for a "house duck." I am hoping when my mandarins hatch a clutch this week that I can get a baby and have it imprint on her.
  4. maryvan

    Pictures of your peacocks pens?

    This is awesome!
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    Pictures of your peacocks pens?

    Ooh I like that. That would be neat for my pheasants too! Well done!
  6. maryvan

    Why would my male golden pheasant be crouching in the back of the cage vs sitting on his perch tonight?

    You may be right. The female mandarin duck is small but cranky. All seems well now thankfully
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    Why would my male golden pheasant be crouching in the back of the cage vs sitting on his perch tonight?

    Usually, I just scoop them off of the perch and guide them into the little building to be double secured during the night...
  8. maryvan

    Why would my male golden pheasant be crouching in the back of the cage vs sitting on his perch tonight?

    He is in with a female and 2 mandarin ducks. They usually have a routine. The ducks go in the house to their cubby on their own... the pheasants usually are side by side on the perch in the evening. Tonight, the female went in without him and he was sitting in the back of the pen hiding in an...
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    Why would my male golden pheasant be crouching in the back of the cage vs sitting on his perch tonight?

    I am probably worried over nothing, but I have never seen him not go up to his perch in the evening ... then I scoop him up and lock him inside the building in the pen.
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    My first time with pheasants <3

    I actually love Emus too. I adopted an older one in need of a home years ago. Her name was "Emuly" ...lol To be honest, I wouldn't mind another. ;)
  11. maryvan

    My new babies

    A friend gave me a pair of mandarins.
  12. maryvan

    My first time with pheasants <3

    I've had chickens and peafowl for years, but a few weeks ago I was given my first pair of red golden pheasants and I am in love. Such sweet birds.
  13. maryvan

    Ringneck Pheasant info page *warning lots of PICS*

    She is adorable!
  14. maryvan

    my new boy and his new enclosure...

    Peas like to belong to a bevy. I would keep a pair at the minimum. I have 2 males and 3 females that stay together all the time.
  15. maryvan

    Show pics of your peahen nesting boxes

    That is so cute. My white peahen also adopts baby chicks. I came out one night to close the coop and everyone had gone inside except for her. She stayed outside on the silkie chicks, keeping them warm until I corralled everyone into the coop. It was heart warming.
  16. maryvan

    Mandarin and wood duck question

    Awwww, thank you but there is a man right here in town that I already contacted for some. :)
  17. maryvan

    Mandarin and wood duck question

    I haven't had any in years, but I was recently inspired to get some more this fall. I am happy that yours started laying! It was the most exciting day ever, when I saw the babies parachuting down from the nest box with their parents. Mandarins are awesome parents to their young. Soooo cute to watch!
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    Mandarin Duck thread ( for posting pictures and discussing)

    Looks like a female to me.
  19. maryvan

    Mandarin Duck thread ( for posting pictures and discussing)

    Oh how I miss my mandarins. I had some years ago, but they were absolute houdinis and I have no idea where they would escape from. All I can think looking back is that maybe through the vents in the coop? I have since put netting to fill the holes... But, at the time I finally just gave the...
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    Mandarin and wood duck question

    Hi, how old are your mandarins?
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