.Thank you! They don't always hang out by the geese but since we penned them like this they have been curious about them. Henry tries to get at them through the divider. I really have no idea if he wants to get them or just check them out. We are going to see how they get along without the divider and supervised today. Hoping all goes well!
Awe, thank you...They're all so cute...I'm sure they'll be nice as pie to each other.
I'm hoping so.
well, if you have any chick grit (which I never have) or worms or I even noticed that my pekin enjoyed fine cut grass and even weirder it loved dirt! Just straight up dirt from anywhere outside, I think it may substitute for the grit.
Oh wow. That will be interesting. Please brief us after. I hope it goes well too. I guess you'll find out Henry's intentions once the divider disappears for the trial run.
I am no expert by any means but I have seen them do it on dry land. But I am talking wild ducks. My friend does say that the water triggers his ducks to engage in mating behavior.
