It is also possible it is talking nonstop because it is happy that life is easier. Removing a bully duck can have immediate effects on the others. But they really don't seem unhappy in the video.
I think that would describe pretty mild ch every duck ever!I am pretty sure she liked the sound of her own voice
How did I not think about that?!
That makes perfect sense.
Sounds like a girl quack developing???
Dill has been vocal NONSTOP, also head bobbing. It’s so odd how the behavior changed overnight!Just sounds like your girls voice is just changing. I usually find they go super quiet when they are missing a duck or belting loud. They look fairly content overall. I had one duck, when her voice changed, she talked all the time. I am pretty sure she liked the sound of her own voice
If she is, she is very young and will move past it. I have adopted a couple of adult ducks who spent a few days moping but recovered quickly.Possibly, it was just odd that it coincided with the other duck having to be removed. I’d feel horrible if Dill is upset.
It is most of them!I think that would describe pretty mild ch every duck ever!
Two of my Saxonies were very quiet. One I didn't hear quack till like 13 weeks old. But
His chirps are definitely gone by now and has developed his big boy voice. I’ll try to make a recording!
