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she deserves every bit of spoiling to the hilt with that cute face.Yup, she's very snuggly... and very spoiled, lol...![]()
Sweet soft babies sporting baby webs. Webs that make them birds that are ducks. Yes, webs, bills and cuteness=great gifts.![]()
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Crash & Burn are very worn out babies...![]()
Cute!
I had one like that once, but it was maybe two weeks old when it started jumping out of a brooder box that had 12" walls. I'd hear a duckling screaming noise and go in to find it walking around and scoop it up, then I'd get into a room around 12 feet away and turn around and almost trip over it. It would look at me and say "PEEP!!!" and I told Scott I swear that duckling is mocking me. Most of the others did start trying to imitate it, but only two were successful. I never did figure out why they would do that and then complain about being out and away from their flockmates. We moved them to a brooder with 18" walls and they finally gave up on it because they kept crashing into the side trying to get out.
Thankyou learycow and Lacrystal for you comments on the bibbed. I'm amazed at all the color genetic variations and possibilities. I was gonna stick with just gray calls and white calls, but now these bibbed and pied birds are making my 'duck' addiction just that much more fun.![]()
I'd bet coon. Possum could do it but they would have eaten the duck or pigeon from the rear end to the front and cleaned the inside out. What did they eat off of them?
Raccoon
I'm thinking the same thing, or a FOX, foxes will take a run however, if there's nothing around, they will just sit there and enjoy a meal. Foxes don't usually climb they digdont exclude skunks though they have the same habits as the racoon as the from the rears thing.
and skunks actually burrow under ground so couldnt it be a skunk.