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We made a ramp and put it in the hole. All babies are out now! Five of them left over night with the mother and the other one I found wandering around. They’re all free now! <3

It ended up not panning out; the car got stuck midway through. They come out every once and a while but they know to keep an eye out for me. I’m going to called the SPCA in the morning since I’ve got school tomorrow and can’t be working on getting them out. Still only have three.

What do you guys think about using a remote control car from the other end to push them out to the open? Would that be too terrifying for them or even be effective? My main concern is that since we can’t see underground once we put it there, I could accidentally run over them.

I have three, and I believe there are about 5-6 still in there. The mother is staying nearby and calling. I don’t want to give them back to her in case they fall in again. Once I have all of them out, I’ve got some chicken wire I can put on the cover.

This is the rig I’ve made to get them up. I left the food down there so when they come up, I block the tunnel and reach down and grab them

here are the three I’ve managed to rescue and a picture from earlier showing them in the drain.

They’re not in standing water, at most a very small trickle. I appreciate it, but I’m not comfortable with a reporter. I have enlisted some of friends to help so I’m not alone anymore :)

I appreciate the efforts but I’m not sure a reporter will be much help. I’m slowly getting them out though. Like I said, it just takes a bit of time. I don’t know if there’s much anyone else can do.

Got two more out! I think I’ve got a good system going. I’m luring them with food, blocking the tunnel entrance, and then scooping them out. Just requires a lot of patience…

The Woodlands, different side of Houston ;(

This is the street side access. There’s no way they can get out of that.

Suburb of Houston, Texas

My neighbors couldn’t care less tbh. They’ve saw me out there all day and haven’t bothered to help. Im going to try to take off my grate again with my mother if the street side doesn’t work out.

The firefighters said that they can get out via the street storm drains but I don’t know if they can jump that high.

My mother was helping me but she’s not able to balance on the grate like I am. The only place we can stand is the five inches of cement around it and the rest is water.

Here’s them coming out of the tunnel

I gave them some feed and they were coming out a little. No way for me to grab them though. The tunnel is on upper right corner.

I called a local one and they said they only deal with sick or injured wildlife and that the ducklings don’t count as such. The drain is 5 feet off of the shore of a lake. It’s about three feet deep and then there’s a tunnel that runs parallel to the ground where the water empties to. The...

I’ll give that a try and see how it goes. My concern is that the street access is too high for them to jump to.