Fly problem? Clearly you need chickens to eat those/
Are they geting water in with the food by any chance? I know when my ducks would get water in it the flys would swarm it. But Now im useing a Cat litter box bottom to put their feed in and it helped. But out in the bigger area of the cage where they spend most of their time the poo attracts tons of flys but the ducks hone in on them and eat them so when it gets really bad I spay down the grass to clean it of the poo. I hope the fly traps i know it helped for around the dog pen
I was so nervous to let my month old buff duckling hang out with my week old anconas but it worked out good. I brought her in again today, and ella sat on my lap and hissed when she thought the babies were too close to me...protective little lady! her first priority is me, but when a neighborhood cat came over she protected the younger babies too.
Precious!
Here is a cute pic of our runner duck(RIP) and a Toulouse gosling
Hahaha, I wondered too like, don't they just eat them?Fly problem? Clearly you need chickens to eat those/
They are plastic containers that have water and fly bait in them. The flies fly in and can't get out. End up drowning in the water. They have kits for people to make these fly traps out of milk jugs as well. I like the one with the entrance at the bottom though as I do hang them over where the flies hang out the most. It hink it catches them better that way.
