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As soon as I am sure my girl is really sitting, I move her to private quarters (a cage) with a door (within the coop), so that she doesn't have to defend the nest and the eggs are not disturbed, and so that eggs are not added to the clutch. If I had two broodies, I'd be doing the same thing for both.
X2!
Miss Lydia everytime I see your duck picture it reminds me that my Mallard ducklings are nearly full grown...
. Why can't they stay little babies, they are much more cute this way. I built a couple of nice nest boxes for them in coming seasons over the shallows in my main pond. I hope they become mates as there is one boy and one girl and make lots of ducklings.
As soon as I am sure my girl is really sitting, I move her to private quarters (a cage) with a door (within the coop), so that she doesn't have to defend the nest and the eggs are not disturbed, and so that eggs are not added to the clutch. If I had two broodies, I'd be doing the same thing for both.
X2!
Miss Lydia everytime I see your duck picture it reminds me that my Mallard ducklings are nearly full grown...

