Muscovy ducks

[Miss Lydia]

They are beautiful ducks so sad someone would do that they are such awesome ducks.

is the black and white one quite a big larger than the other one. is one larger than the other.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...hare-your-pics.130753/page-1972#post-19840342 Post here too.

 

[fouroaks]

They are beautiful ducks so sad someone would do that they are such awesome ducks.

is the black and white one quite a big larger than the other one. is one larger than the other.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...hare-your-pics.130753/page-1972#post-19840342 Post here too.

The white and black is smaller then the black one I thought maybe mother daughter duo. They definitely need to stay together. They are so friendly I can’t believe someone would dump them I have had them since January and I am not setup for ducks they need a home that acomadates to duck they are awesome.

 

[Quacking Pigeon]

Wish I could take them but I’m not allowed anymore ducks and I live in Australia.

 

[Otis-Gussy]

The solid black one appears to be a drake, black and white a hen.
If you are attached to them.. it’s easy to set up a home for them. All they need is a predator proof coop to sleep in at night. A large chicken coop will do. A kiddie pool to splash around in. Food and water.
They make really neat pets

 

[Miss Lydia]

I wish you could keep them too they really are awesome birds.
Eggs are a good side gift too. Just as @Otis-Gussy said doesn't take much to make them happy and secure. Hopefully someone on the Muscovy thread will be close enough to take them if you def can't keep them.

 

[fouroaks]

just want to say thank you to everyone. I found them a great home with a pond and stream and a nice lady who really wanted Muscovy ducks and couldn’t find any.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Great to hear.

 

[MargoMcD]

The solid black one appears to be a drake, black and white a hen.
If you are attached to them.. it’s easy to set up a home for them. All they need is a predator proof coop to sleep in at night. A large chicken coop will do. A kiddie pool to splash around in. Food and water.
They make really neat pets

 

[MargoMcD]

Hello, I am new to this site and having a lil trouble self-navigating all the wonderful threads. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE INFO- My Q - is:
I have 2 females 1 male all elderly ages 6-8, I have a new "Male" duck possibly to add, he is 5 months old. Any ideas on how to add him in peacefully, carefully and with everyone happy?