Clogged nostril

[Maloryannbrown]

so I was out of town this weekend and I had my dad take care of my ducks, I got back today and noticed one of the ducks nostrils

is clogged?
There is deep enough water for her to rinse her beak and nostrils at all timed.
So Do I Leave it alone or...?
If you need more photos let me know

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

Is there any drainage (like snot) coming from the nostril?
As long as it has water deep enough, it will be fine.

 

[Maloryannbrown]

Is there any drainage (like snot) coming from the nostril?
As long as it has water deep enough, it will be fine.

No drainage!

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

Then, it should be fine. It looks like it is dirt. They like to drill holes in the ground. Give it some really fresh water and I bet in no time, it will blow that dirt right out.

 

[Maloryannbrown]

Then, it should be fine. It looks like it is dirt. They like to drill holes in the ground. Give it some really fresh water and I bet in no time, it will blow that dirt right out.

Okay thank you!

 

[Ducksandchickens]

Okay thank you!

Let it go swimming in a few inches of water and it should be gone in a jiffy!

 

[Duckstail]

so I was out of town this weekend and I had my dad take care of my ducks, I got back today and noticed one of the ducks nostrils View attachment 1388465 is clogged?
There is deep enough water for her to rinse her beak and nostrils at all timed.
So Do I Leave it alone or...?
If you need more photos let me know

One of the my ducks had the same issues the other Ducks I can look right through their nostrils, this one i couldn't. I tried blowing through it, tried blowing on it, i even put my lips to it and try to suck it out ! nothing worked. It bothered the duck i could tell. it was sneezing quite often so much so that i named it Sneezy. however since they grow so fast the nostrils are going to get larger and it will eventually fall out Sneezy doesn't sneeze anymore, so now I don't even know which one is sneezy!

Give it time you don't want to stress the poor duck out! Unless it starts creating a secondary issue I'd just monitor it from a distance.