Ancona Ducks

[eggorthechicken]

My newest hatchlings! 4 black, 1 lavender, 1 blue and 2 silvers. I still have availability for ducklings for May/June/July if anyones looking!

A www so cute!!

 

[minihorse927]

Ok, since learycow is doing it, I'm adding to the cuteness!

 

[Lacrystol]

OMG, OVERWHELMING CUTENESS.

 

[eggorthechicken]

Ok, since learycow is doing it, I'm adding to the cuteness!

Adorable mini!

 

[sarasweatman]

Back at you!

 

[Lacrystol]

Back at you!

AWEEEE how sweet.. lol

 

[minihorse927]

Back at you all again, final hatch of 23 ducklings, 9 of which ive kept!

 

[minihorse927]

@eggorthechickenI've got pips and all of the 6 have made it to lock down and are internally pipped!

 

[winteree]

That is very nice could you send more pics and yes would be interested what colors

All the ducks in these pics are Drakes but they would not sit still for the camera every time I got close to them with it they acted like it was going to go off.

so ill be taking video of them soon as well
I have to bi colors and one tri color
-steve Irwin (the dark grey and white one)
-Tuesday (the biggest one, he is white, black, and mallard green on the back of this head)
-Busy body (white and black)

 

[winteree]

Well you all won't believe what I found yesterday, several months ago I thought my hens idiot and duchess had stopped laying and I didn't think much of it since the winter was starting and the bantam half of my chicken flock stopped laying all together. Well I wasn't finding eggs anywhere in the coop, in their pond or nest boxes but they never stopped the egg laying noises. About two days ago a smell to slap you in the face started around the side of the coop in the process of looking for it I found duchess on the side of the coop making the egg laying noises she was due for a vet appointment because I was scared about a bound egg then pop came an egg. I was so excited! 5ish months without duck eggs and she finally laid one I ran inside to tell my dad and then I came out to grab the egg I noticed the egg was gone and duchess was halfway under the coop (it was a old dog house build on and out of shipping pallets). So I bent down to look for it under the coop and realized where the smell was coming from the flipping ducks had been laying their eggs and rolling them under the coop. All in all I found at least fifty eggs not counting the five or six I found the week before behind the hay and the dozen or I threw away because of the smell. It took me over an hour to get them all out I cut some boards to cover the holes in the shipping pallet that the coop was build on. But it really makes me angry most if not all of the eggs are bad or at least smell that way i'll be candling tonight, and I wasted hundreds of dollars I didn't have on special mail order feed repeated vet visits and a new pond and their was nothing wrong them to begin with.