post any and all waterfowl pictures here!!! ponds, pools, aviarys, coops, runs, etc.

[poultry09]

Are those two pekins and a buff? and what kind of fence is that you guys are putting up?

 

[Tahai]

This is the only picture I have that includes our portable electric poultry netting.
We use the length of our house and attached barn for one side of the pen.
So the kids can throw lettuce right out the window to the ducks and the ducks have the barn for cover.

Hi Rose,

How do you find the netting works with snow? I'll be buying one this spring, and shorting out in snow is my one concern. Also,

 

[Scovy Momma]

It's fun with an indoor ducky! My girl acts like a puppy following me around the house & sitting up on the bed with me & the 4 dogs when it's TV time. Other than the habit she picked up of begging for whatever you're eating by dancing,she's better behaved than the dogs! She has her own duck house in the dog's room but most of the time she's hanging out around the house as long as she has her diaper on.

Here are some of my ducklings, the first pic is the night we brought them home. they were only 6 days old, the second they are 2 weeks old and the 3rd was taken yesterday and they'll be 5 weeks old on sunday.




I'm still trying to convince my fiance that keeping one inside as an indoor duck would be an awesome idea... Still a no go so far...

 

[Rosepath Garden]

Ok our charger was hit by lightning last fall and I haven't replaced it. So there is no charge on the fence right now.
I m not sure if the snow would short it or not but I think it would.
usually here we get so much snow the ducks hang out on the driveway all winter with snow banks up to my shoulders.
The weather has been really weird this year.

 

[prettyduck]

Here are some pics of my first duckies, I got them a week or two ago. 2 Ruddy Shelducks, Percy and Bliss. Bliss has the white on her face.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Here are some pics of my first duckies, I got them a week or two ago. 2 Ruddy Shelducks, Percy and Bliss. Bliss has the white on her face.

They are gorgeous!! do you have to clip their wing to keep them from flying? And

 

[prettyduck]

no, they are pinioned. It is more practical for us. and thank you for the welcome.

 

[poultry09]

Prettyduck Thoes re really pretty!!! Where did you get them from? And how much did they cost?

Thank you for posting Thoes pictures and

 

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[un-named543]

The above was a rescue duck I had... I was not allowed to add text once the picture was in place!
Her mouth is not open... her beak is just deformed that way.