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Wonderful adventure in helping preserve such a beautiful breed <3

I know this is duck club, but I have to talk about my chickens for just a second. Got my first ever chickens yesterday and I keep thinking like...is this it? I'm not constantly changing the wet gross bedding/water containers/mushy food. They just run around peeping and take the tiniest sips from...

Yeah, they're definitely attached to the geese, which makes sense, but they're also just soo nervous about everything. I'm hoping they grow out of it, they're meant to be a very friendly and relaxed breed 🙃

Y'all I am worried about these silver appleyards - they are the least chill ducklings in the batch. I have successfully wooed the other ducks & geese, but these two....nope, I am an axe murderer.

I’m sure it’ll change, but so far these three ducks in the front are my favorite of the new batch <3

I'm not sure I could be trusted to hatch out all these babies, like in the way that I would want to keep every single one of them lol

Welcome to the world lil ones 🧡🧡🧡

That drake is so handsome! And lovely ladies to boot! The middle girl looks a lot like my Popsicle, my favorite coloring of Anconas.

They’re all cute, but ugh love that lil one in the middle 😭

That sounds like a beautiful mix!

Definitely try treats in a bowl first, my ducks are always suspicious of anything new. It can take a few days, but once it clicks you're golden.

Gahhhh they're so precious!! Enjoy their little beeps and snuggle them a lot, they grow up so quick 🧡 🧡 🧡

Yep, for mine, it's their favorite treat next to peas. If it's romas or grape tomatoes I normally cut them in half to quarters so they're easier to swallow.

Today has been muddy & cold after two weeks of 'false spring' here in NC, but of course, the ducks have been loving it. All buckets & pools were total sludge after about an hour 🙃 I'm trying to figure out a waterer that's tall enough for only the geese to access since the most they put in the...