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Muscovy-palooza
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I may could get her to voluntarily go into the coop at night. Since this will be their first time out it may be a good time to get her trained in that direction.
Any recommendations appreciated.
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Do you know what color you would call the momma? Also, there is one yellow and one brown and yellow. Does that indicate what color they may be? Is there anyway to band little ones to more easily identify them? I know that they would have to be adjusted frequently because they grow so quickly. All of ours look so much alike. Then when they molt they change a little in coloring. I can tell our original three apart from the others because of their personalities. I am going to watch closely to try to tell if they are Male or female. We had so many males last year that we didn't have many females to compare size. What is the earliest that we may be able to tell?When I have mama Muscovys and her ducklings they have their own area with temp fencing so everyone can see each each other but mom and babies are safe usually after a couple weeks the ducklings are able to stay away from the others if any one wants to harm them. Sweet pic!