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All I wanted to do was share some funny behavior on my canvasbacks that I had never seen before. edited by staff

We all agree. I have met Mark as well. edited by staff

I think you are pulling my leg J. The good Dr has a pic of redbreasted geese in all kinds of grass right now. Edited to say I just noticed that alot of people like this thread. Its been viewed by over 300 people. WOW! I guess curious minds like to know.

Hope all your birds are doing well J3172.

First off Chris has never even HEARD of you!But regardless LOTS of other people that have bred ruddies.

Enjoyed my visit with BBB today yall Edited so the DR. is happy

Dr you must be off your meds again ! .And for Dbagosauras you are a so called "new egg" with the great DR. So I pointed at your name, scrolled down and went to" all posts" then I clicked. Anyone that wants to do this CAN .Yes YES That IS what I thought. WhyYes you can look up any ones posts...

They have never had a problem getting in.I dont worry about it much because I have only had a white-faced treeduck dead in one of them one time during molt. I truly dont know if he was sick and died anyway but I assumed it was molt and low water level. Although you would think a healthy strong...

Fair enough. They get in and out very easily. All my birds have never had a problem getting out of the different sized kiddie pools including the divers I keep .Except i have to be careful to keep the pools full during molt. The same cans also bred in the water this year.And last year I got 4...

LOL! Chickenzoo. To Dr Todd: Are you being serious this time.? With you no one can be sure. edited by staff

Today I had a pair of canvasback do the whole mating dance complete with the male throwing his head back and the female laying perfectly still with her head down and then actually copulation. Only wierd thing was ...It was all done on the ground. Crazy huh?