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blessedx44
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- Apr 16, 2017
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They look great. Looks like you’ve gotten some weight on them. Good work.![]()
Yes, I'm trying!


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They look great. Looks like you’ve gotten some weight on them. Good work.![]()
Yes, that's what I'm thinking too. I've let the other 3 spend time overnight in the garage together with Lucy & Lydia and they did quite well....after Lydia showed them who was in charge.Hey Blessed X44 maybe Lydia just needs a good old fashioned molt, here that usually takes care of wet feather. Hopefully with good TLC and time she'll be looking as good Lucy.
I def wouldn't let them go in the river till you see improvement in Lydias feathers where water is beading and running off.
Merry Christmas!!![]()
Just depends she may not molt till spring, although I have 2 Runners that are just now finishing up their molt still working on wing feathers. Can you keep all of your ducks together instead of letting some go to the river so no one get feelings hurt? lol
Your doing this for their own good they will forgive you.
When my ducks fuss about restrictions, and I feel bad for them, I ask myself:
are they safe?
are they well fed and watered?
do they have decent bedding and shelter?
are any health issues being addressed?
If the answer is yes to all of the above, I am doing my job and I stop feeling bad for them. I still give them treats sometimes ... we all enjoy that!