Da' Cute and Cuddly Call Duck thread!

[Debs Flock]

I hope so. I got the cards stacked against me as it is. :/ Poor lil' eggies.

Got all my fingers crossed for ya!

Me too!!

Hello Deb! I figured I would let her try. The people I got her from have always incubated her eggs, so I'm hoping she'll figure it out on her own. We'll see...

Yay! I'm crossing my fingers for Gidget, too.

Will you please keep us posted?

 

[JLynnsDuckies]

Me too!!  


Yay!  I'm crossing my fingers for Gidget, too.        Will you please keep us posted?

I certainly will! I would be too excited not to!
I hope your flock is well and you too!

 

[Lacrystol]

@Amykins I definitely second @buff goose guy . The little one is alive and growing, pulling the plug on it is what would be utterly heartbreaking. If he or she does make it to lock down and hatches you can then 1) keep it 2) or rehome it with someone that already has ducklings/ducks. It could have a wonderful life.

I THIRD IT...

 

[Amykins]

I THIRD IT...

I did it! Both eggs are in the bator now, and hopefully everything works out. I finally removed the dead one. Poor lil' thing.

 

[Ferdy C]

Hi, I'm new to duck owning. I was told mine where Call ducks but not 100% sure. What type they actually are!
Could you help me identify what type they are please?

thank you

 

[Vosh Sahaal]

A trick for staggered is to separate the smaller ones after they hatch for a number of days equal to half the hatch difference rounded down. While separated give the smaller ones food with 4-6% more protein. It will help even out the sizes. Just make sure the separation isn%t too large or you could create other problems. Also keeping a small stock of high protein food can come in hander for molting and injuries.

 

[chelsey layne]

Darwin

 

[chelsey layne]

 

[AmandaVirginia]

Darwin

These two are PRECIOUS!!!

 

[Julie Birb]

I WANNA KISS DARWIN. LOOK AT HIS WEBBY BOOTS AND HIS BODY GUARD.