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Dr Todd is right about only keeping a couple with the little duck.Separate em soon. Size generally matters on ducklings. Shes just letting ya know about the laws concerning them. You have done the right thing, So in my opinion laws are never 100% absolute. In a couple months if all goes well you...

The others may have to help you on the veggies and fruits choices.I just feed mine bagged feed when growing up till feathered. For waterers I use the ones made for quail so they cant try and get wet in it. I have used several different starter foods over the years Purina flockstarter, Nutrena...

Mothgal You will just have to raise them to adults so we all know for sure.LOL! It is YOU that did such a great job.Congrats. We just try to help the best we can with what we are told or shown. But whatever they turn out to be they really only have to have water to drink for now.They dont...

Woodduck. I wouldnt move either or help them further them till they are standing and walking on their own. Congrats .They are looking good. Youre doing fine! However as soon as they can stand they are going to have to be in some box with high slick sides to keep them contained. lol! No matter...

Regardless of what it is If you have used an incubator you might have a shot at getting one or two to hatch.If you dont its alot lot tougher. If its peeping it may be real cloce to hatching.You dont want to peel the shell away all the way because we dont know if the yolk is absorbed all the way...

Hi Ed I pmed ya back. But this is a classic example why we should all put what state or country we live in our avatar.(yourself included.)lol! That way I could have tried to help you even more

I agree with Kacky. Unless you get pinioned wild type ducks so they cant fly they will come and go. However, the more attractive you make your place with feed and nesting sites the longer they will want to stay around and the likelyhood of them flying back to visit you over and over again when...

Welcome skidry. If you put up some raised nest boxes on poles and feed kept out daily there is a very good chance you can get some to stay. Moreso since you are in the southern states.