Is it possible that you can get her a couple of female friends, too? It might alleviate some of the problems with the drake, I think.
As for the eggs, I don't really know if birds think that deeply about what exactly an egg is or what it's for. Some ducks have hormones that tell them that these are something to sit on and protect. But, I don't think Pekins are known for doing that. So, they will most likely not be incubated properly and will go bad, anyway. So, you might as well gather them and eat them.
As for the eggs, I don't really know if birds think that deeply about what exactly an egg is or what it's for. Some ducks have hormones that tell them that these are something to sit on and protect. But, I don't think Pekins are known for doing that. So, they will most likely not be incubated properly and will go bad, anyway. So, you might as well gather them and eat them.
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