2019 Spring Ducklings are here!

I am sad to say that Mini was finally eaten. Something, I think a family of raccoons figured out how to get in the coop and ate everyone. I have reinforced the coop and no problems since but I only have one duck. That's why I am so excited over my threes pips. I really miss Mini, she was with me for so long. So right now two geese one duck. No hens.
Poor Mini! - In the end everybody's luck will run out. :hit
I hate those Trash Pandas from the bottom of my heart! I have another one lurking around the duck food at night, that one must have been in a trap and been released, because he is not falling for the peanut butter. So bad when people do that!
 
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WannaBeHillBilly - Yes, I miss their peeping and appreciate the cleaner smell to my office. I have not started giving them outside time yet. Not having a small confined area is the problem. We are about forty miles inland from the Pacific so we have a moderate climate. At noon time it is 67. Our proverbial rain has moved to the east for awhile and we are actually in a drought.
@SailorNoMore If you supervise them, you would not have to fence in a smaller area, they will stick around you - at least in the beginning - and 60/70's is fine for them.
I begin to wish for a drought here! We had so much rain, that parts of the hillside have become unstable, yes the hillside where we live on.
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But careful what you wish for! I remember the drought of 2013 in Texas, my lawn never recovered.
 
Well I have one live one and one dead one and two unhatch, one of those breach. I think he roll an egg and pinned herself against the waterwell and strangled. I can think of any reason he would be running round the bator and be dead a few minutes later. I am thinking of taking the other one out before dry and putting him under the momma heat cave.
 

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