Duck Addicts Anonymous (DAA)

[Albert the Saxony]

I keep thinking DNR = Do Not Resuscitate from my time working on the ambulance

My same thoughts.

 

[Cecisflock]

The SQ with really short bills and necks tend to have a higher occurrence of needing assistance

Yes. Willow and Birch were both assisted hatchings according to the breeder. It’s just those short little SQ bills!

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Yes. Willow and Birch were both assisted hatchings according to the breeder. It’s just those short little SQ bills!

Yes And those adorable little barely there necks only stretch so much, even during hatch. I can totally understand why they have trouble externally piping and/or stall during zip. They're so incredibly adorable though Calls are just so precious

 

[Cecisflock]

Yes And those adorable little barely there necks only stretch so much, even during hatch. I can totally understand why they have trouble externally piping and/or stall during zip. They're so incredibly adorable though Calls are just so precious

They really are! And they are winners

 

[Painted Calls]

The peepers experienced coyotes for the first time last night. Poor little things were terrified. Took a bit to calm them down.

 

[HeatherKellyB]

The peepers experienced coyotes for the first time last night. Poor little things were terrified. Took a bit to calm them down.

No attempted break ins, I hope..... I hate to even hear those jerks in the distance.

 

[Painted Calls]

No attempted break ins, I hope..... I hate to even hear those jerks in the distance.

Not at all. Just gathering in packs and celebrating the cold.

 

[Painted Calls]

They woke me up last night so I wasn't prepared. Just chased them off. Tonight I'll be ready.

 

[Isadora]

They woke me up last night so I wasn't prepared. Just chased them off. Tonight I'll be ready.

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Not at all. Just gathering in packs and celebrating the cold.

I did just read an article that stated its time for the young to leave their parents packs and sightings would be likely for a while until they establish their own packs I know it's nature, but the populations of coyotes seems to grow vastly. What controls their population, other than us?