101 reasons we love ducks

[Abraeri]

don't know if it was mentioned before but

287 - the way they stick together
288 - the way the drakes come running back if a stranded duck quacks
289 - the way a drake protects his mate
290 - the happy greeting sound they make when they touch their bill to their feet
291 - the purring sound they make when they're burrowing in a nice pile of dirt or under long grass

 

[Mudstar4ever]

292 - The way their dinosaur heads come crashing through their brooder slats like they're straight out of Jurassic Park.
293 - That one shrill, impatient "HEY!" whistle they make when you're not quick enough refilling their water.
294 - The way the younger ducklings try to imitate the older ducks while observing through their degree of separation.

 

[Smiles-N-Sunshine]

OMG you guys! Duck necks! 19 wonderful pages, and no one said "duck necks". Perfect, natural human hand-sized handles for grasping and lifting.

Also they make wonderful ambassadors at the farmers market, eating peas and worms out of kids' hands without pecking a hole in their skin like chickens will. (Ask me how I know that. )

 

[Toryhillc]

112. The way they taste on the barbeque grill.

112. The way they taste on the barbeque grill.