I suppose when it comes to fuzzy butts I am a total sucker. I had d'uccles that were lost in transit Friday so I intervened and drove to Alexandria to pick them up after work. We ran in tractor supply there since I was getting low on feed. Naturally my daughter spies the chick/duckling bins. As if we don't have enough already and as if I haven't already said that ducklings are terribly nasty in the brooder...daughter spotted a crested in one of the bins.
Ten minutes later we were in the truck with a lonely crested duckling. Why can't I say no to fuzzy butts?
Since that ride home Aflac has imprinted on her and will not leave her side. If we put it in the brooder it causes a ruckus until someone returns to get it. It will climb in your shirt if you hold it and snuggle in your armpits. *sigh* So I now have a duckling running rampant through the house behind my daughter. How will I ever keep this house clean that way?
Daughter is happy as a clam!


Ten minutes later we were in the truck with a lonely crested duckling. Why can't I say no to fuzzy butts?
Since that ride home Aflac has imprinted on her and will not leave her side. If we put it in the brooder it causes a ruckus until someone returns to get it. It will climb in your shirt if you hold it and snuggle in your armpits. *sigh* So I now have a duckling running rampant through the house behind my daughter. How will I ever keep this house clean that way?
