The flock is mixed heritage breeds, and it amounts to about 1 egg/hen every two days. They are all <1 year old (mid summer 2019) now. I think this project will be cheep. Cheep. Cheep I say. Cheep.Wow wee!

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The flock is mixed heritage breeds, and it amounts to about 1 egg/hen every two days. They are all <1 year old (mid summer 2019) now. I think this project will be cheep. Cheep. Cheep I say. Cheep.Wow wee!
They do poop a lot...Today’s update. I do not know anything about ducks except they poop a lot and make big messes . I came home a little early from work to work on the limbs damaged by the storm the other day. Went to the shed to get some more bar oil and glanced over at the duck pen. 3 ducks and a drake wanting out to eat grass and chase bugs. Missing a Rouen ? Walked over to the pen, looked in the coop, and saw En just laying there, head down facing away from the tail. I was instantly worried because she usually sleeps during the day with her head tucked on a wing next to the fence. I went inside the pen, looked in the coop and called her name. She got up and made a loud quack, much to my relief . She was on the nest from this mornings eggs and they were all warm. She was not part of yesterday’s cover/uncover the nest battle. I let the ducks out after finishing my sawing for the day. She chased bugs and hung with the Flock until it was time to be put up. I suppose tomorrow my other Rouen will pretend to be broody, or, maybe my Pekin. 3 eggs btw.
I'm so glad that there weren't 26 eggs today!!!! I just gave away 9 dozen combined today to my DM & my DFIL. I'm so glad others are helping me, I know I should really just downsize but I can't ever choose who to part with...
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