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    Uncle duck

    Well the hutch has an open side with wire and I have that up against the big pen where the mom and dad are so they can get aquatinted.
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    Uncle duck

    Hello again my feathered friend fanatics. My little duckling is now 4 weeks old and has outgrown the pen I have for it inside. She is starting to feather. I have set up a hutch outside with a heat lamp. Do you think she will be alright. I’ve attached a picture to show you all how big she is...
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    NEW DUCK UNCLE

    Thank you. It is a Mallard. It does seem to be bigger than the parents at that age. Growing and eating like crazy.
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    NEW DUCK UNCLE

    Forgive me, but what is a Rouen?
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    NEW DUCK UNCLE

    That’s what I was thinking. Play it by ear.
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    NEW DUCK UNCLE

    Hello fowl friends! It’s Brian and I wanted to give you an update on my baby duck. A week and a half old and she is growing like a weed! Lots of energy and attitude. We call her Woodstock because of the tuft of hair on the head. She also jumps, climbs and runs like a roadrunner. She also...
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    New to the website and to duck unclehood :)

    Okay, I’ll do that. I hate to loose them. Thank you. I will let you know what happens. Brian
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    New to the website and to duck unclehood :)

    Hello, nice to meet you too!
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    New to the website and to duck unclehood :)

    No it was loose, no smell.
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    What should this duck uncle do?

    My Mallard has been nesting for over 6 weeks now and the eggs have yet to hatch. I started in another forum that was helpful but was told his might be a better place. I know the incubation period is 28 days. I just took one of the eggs and candles it and saw the hatchling inside. We made the...
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    New to the website and to duck unclehood :)

    We just took an egg, candled it and could see something developed. Went ahead and opened it and inside was a fully developed duckling still attached to the yolk sack. But as anticipated, it was dead. Should I then assume the rest areas well?
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    New to the website and to duck unclehood :)

    Thank all of you for you help. I will candle one and go from there. I understand that if I have to remove them to take away the entire nest when she is out and cannot see it taken.
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    New to the website and to duck unclehood :)

    I am concerned about how she will react if we candle an egg and find them dead or infirtle and we remove all of the eggs when she leaves the nest. Any input on that?
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