Is this a happy head bob?? *VIDEO*

[Duckworth]

My ducks do it, so I assume it’s a happy thing, since they appear otherwise happy.

 

[MagpieDucks]

Totally normal.

Also, your ducks appear to be a bit older then 2 months. Possibly 3 or even 4.

 

[StaffordshireLady]

Perhaps she's just a little flirt!

 

[EdgewaterDucks]

Agree with the other posters. Completely normal and it's a flirting move. My drake Keith only has eyes for Bridget at the moment, but that isn't stopping Myrtle from following him around with that exact same "side bob" to get his attention. I can't decide if it's like a soap opera or a middle school out there.

 

[Waskoneto]

Perhaps she's just a little flirt!

She is that!!! She SCREAMS like her heart is broken in two when she isn't getting attention. Just rotten!

 

[Waskoneto]

Totally normal.

Also, your ducks appear to be a bit older then 2 months. Possibly 3 or even 4.

Yessss!!! You are right! I had to go back and check. They're actually 2 months and 3 week. I wonder if anyone call tell from that video if the other one (not bobbing) is Male or female? The voice was real raspy but now seems a little deeper.

 

[MagpieDucks]

Yessss!!! You are right! I had to go back and check. They're actually 2 months and 3 week. I wonder if anyone call tell from that video if the other one (not bobbing) is Male or female? The voice was real raspy but now seems a little deeper.

The other one is definitely a Drake/Male.

 

[quackiemama]

I agree with @MagpieDucks the other is a male.

 

[chickens really]

That's actually flirting and soon they will be breeding if not actually started...

 

[Thunderduck9]

My girls do that also and it’s usually when they don’t want me to follow them,its more of a leave me alone thing they do.they also do it to the drakes when they start bothering them.when they really get fired up they do that while hopping on one leg its funny as all getgo.