Count Blackula is undead.

[Enigmius]

I let my ducks out this morning into their controlled duck yard.
An hour later all the remained of Count Blackula were a few feathers outside the duck yard about 15 feet away.

I’m so devastated. He was so sweet and had a beautiful voice.
I’m completely beside myself. I feel like I let him and his ladies down.

 

[Helloworld]

No, nature takes its course. Predators are the main reason I keep geese for my ducks. I have a fox hole with a family living across the rd from my driveway. They don’t like the sound of the geese, their hissing or size. I am sorry for your loss. That really sucks. Maybe their area can be covered with bird netting?

 

[Miss Lydia]

I am so sorry to hear this. Sure doesn’t take long for something devastating to happen. Your poor girls and you!

 

[Enigmius]

I gave the girls extra peas and some affectionate petting on their backs whilst they were distracted with the peas.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Any idea what it was that killed him?

 

[Enigmius]

Any idea what it was that killed him?

There was no sign of struggle in their duck yard. But there were s few feathers 25 feet away. No body. I think it was a hawk.

 

[Kessel23]

There was no sign of struggle in their duck yard. But there were s few feathers 25 feet away. No body. I think it was a hawk.

a hawk can not lift a grown duck.

 

[Enigmius]

I have a dog that goes in and ot of the backyard, I doubt it was a coyote. And it happened in day light. I also doubt a domestic cat would have taken it over a four foot fence-in duck yard.

 

[Enigmius]

It could t have been a buzzard, they don’t kill right? Only scavenge.

 

[quackiemama]

I am so sorry, he was a beautiful drake!