dianaduck
In the Brooder
- May 27, 2016
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How cute are they! I was thinking of adding new ducklings to my all pekin flock, I wanted some runners but found out they are much smaller and my one Drake can hurt her

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How cute are they! I was thinking of adding new ducklings to my all pekin flock, I wanted some runners but found out they are much smaller and my one Drake can hurt her
Yes they are the same size. The Jumbo was supposed to be a regular Pekin but she is WAY bigger than my other Pekins and she isn't quite pure white. She is more of a cream color. Someone told me that the jumbos will turn pure white once they molt into their adult feathers. We'll see. She is the one on the left in back she has a little crest nothing like the Cayuga's have but it is crested. The two Pekins in the middle of the pool are over a year old, yet they aren't as big as the crested jumbo Pekin, she is only about 3 months old.How cute are they! I was thinking of adding new ducklings to my all pekin flock, I wanted some runners but found out they are much smaller and my one Drake can hurt herso I was scrolling thru and saw these crested Pekins! Are they about the same size as Pekins
I forgot to mention she was the one that had been attacked by a cayote/dog bellaBella is the one by the tree as you can see she started being a lot more active today I let out there other female with her and seems in great spirits but the boy is a bit overly smothering when he comes close to her as you can see him in the pen in the back very protective![]()
lol but so far so good thanks for everyone's advice!
I recently lost one of my ducks to a predatorthe day before one of my ducks wondered into the next door empty space which has nothing but plants and trees & luckily came out on the time and she came out to my voice but was injured it seems like a bite that she managed to get away from..the wounds are fairly big too big for a rCoon to have made them..the next day my ducks were out and about and I couldn't find one of them nothing no blood nothing as if something just picked her up.it wasn't until the next morning we found her next door unfortunelty she passed
can anyone give me any advice will this predator keep coming back now? I have made sure they no longer have a way in next door but I fear this predator is coming in my yard
Sorry to hear that yes Iam doing the same now no more late night adventuresI lost my Pekin drake (micro) to a coyote last week. Large puncture wounds. And yes, they come back. We are more diligent in getting them into their coop before it gets dark and locking them in for the night. Before we'd let them wander until 8-9pm. Now bedtime is 7pm.
Great! So happy for y'all. I know my ducks always perk up when you let them be with a friend.I forgot to mention she was the one that had been attacked by a cayote/dog bella