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Lonely gander
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Does him an the Muscovy have a good relationship? And is both only ones of their species?
My Embden gander got along great with my Muscovy females until I brought home a female goose for him.
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It doesn’t seem like they mind eachother, but it’s not like they’re “friends”
Sorry about Wilma 
How long did you keep the 2 as a pair? Keep an eye on Fred's behavior, you will be able to tell if he needs a mate or not. He may just fall into the duck flock without any problems.
How long did you keep the 2 as a pair? Keep an eye on Fred's behavior, you will be able to tell if he needs a mate or not. He may just fall into the duck flock without any problems.
Do you have other ducks just thinking if these are your only waterfowl maybe you can take your time in finding your gander a new mate. I am sorry for your loss. How long has they been together?
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I got the pair together from a farmer about 2 or 3 years ago but they were full grown when I received them but I believe they’ve been paired they’re whole life
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I have 2 other ducks currently but only one Muscovy likes to stay in the goose pen
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I got the pair together from a farmer about 2 or 3 years ago but they were full grown when I received them but I believe they’ve been paired they’re whole lifeSorry about Wilma
How long did you keep the 2 as a pair? Keep an eye on Fred's behavior, you will be able to tell if he needs a mate or not. He may just fall into the duck flock without any problems.
As long as Fred is being nice I’d let them keep each other company. Hopefully that will help Fred through the grieving some. I know mine would be heart sick if one died.
