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A stuffed animal to snuggle and an unbreakable mirror in the brooder are both suggestions I've heard to help single babies feel less alone.The other eggs are not quite as developed. Any suggestions for raising a single baby u till her siblings arrive in a week or so?
My Runner hatched out 5 babies from eggs we ordered for her. Here she is with the two we are keeping plus a glimpse of our other two runners. We now have 2 fawn and white, 2 black and 1 Chocolate. Fingers crossed we vent sexed correctly and the two ducklings we kept are both female!
Here are our 3 adults, sorry for the poor quality picture.
Here are the babies swimming with mama yesterday. They turn 4 weeks old today!
What absolute cuties. I just love Runners. I have a Fawn & White (Fire Fawn) and a Blue (Smoke Freckle Foot) Such personalities!Aww, your babies are super cute. Love the chocolates skinny teenage gangliness!
Needing quick advice: I have a Khaki Campbell that went broody. My Runner Duck always laid her egg next to the KC. So, when the KC went broody, she started collecting eggs. Well, she's not stopping! Every morning my Runner will go and lay her egg next to the KC, the KC steals it before I can get it in the morning. I think she now has over 25 eggs under her! We all know that is not going to work......so what do I do? She literally has a fortress built up full of eggs! I don't know the older eggs from the newer ones, and she doesn't want us bothering the eggs. Has anyone had this happen? What happens in the end. Does she just hatch the first dozen and leave the ones that don't hatch?