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Missing the rain.

Adorable!! My calls are obsessed with water. More than any of my other ducks (Muscovy, Khaki Campbell). They love when it rains, because we get lots of puddles for them to play in. They bathe in the weirdest places.

My muscovy didn't mind the snow much.

I think he wants your warm Florida weather :gig

NOOOPE> Don't like this snow! Take it back!!!

A few new pictures of my trio :)

x2! They had santa at our feed store as well, but I didn't know about it until I got there, and didn't have time to go home and get a chicken or a duck to get a picture with Santa :(

Can you get any cuter?! What does she think about them in the water? :lol:

My trio of blue fawn calls :)

That's a mouthfull!

He is so unique! Looks magpie on the head and I have no idea about the body> Very pretty though. :D

Why not a drake? They are SO much quieter... :P

She was raised with only people - therefore believes she is a person ;) That's why. So cute! I love the picture of her chewing on your hair :love

Hey guys! My calls are now 3 1/2 months old, and fly really well! I love watching them take off and fly around and then land in the pool. Captured it on film. Check it out!: Nailed it! :D This is the male I ended up keeping. He's very sweet. Was the smallest boy, and I loved the...

That's what I was thinking as well. I'm going to keep the one above and the white bibbed blue. I'll pick between them once fully mature. Thanks guys :D

I have 3 of them then. :P I thought for sure they were all just mixed funky colours. Never thought I'd have anything close to a pure colour. :idunno

:gig That is stinking adorable! The video didn't work, so here it is embedded:

This would be the smallest boy I have. My white bibbed blue boy is one of the largest. My two girls are quite tiny. I have 3 boys like this and all are quite large.

Any that you would say no to right away? Keeping 7 drakes is really hard when I only have two hens :P

Since you breed them yourself, which male should I keep? All are males besides the two that look like the last one I posted (blue fawn). They are still young - 12 weeks, but I have to get rid of all but one male before winter hits. I don't have enough girls to sustain that many.