Crazy Birds
Chirping
- Mar 22, 2022
 
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Today, I noticed that my young female runner duck's quack was kind of off. I thought at first she strained her vocal cords or something, but I'm not to sure now! Her friend moved pens full time a few days ago and she quacks a few times a day for him, but she has lots of other friends she is able to play with. I noticed this morning that her quack was not as loud as it normally is, but as the day progressed, it started to get quieter and quieter. Now, she can barely quack. She is still making noises but very, very quiet noises. I checked her eyes and nose, and they are clean. I also looked into her mouth and didn't see anything but after looking in her mouth she started kind of coughing? I panicked and she is now moved into a kennel by herself but in the same room as her friend and young chicks. Any ideas what this could be?! I'm so worried for my little one 

	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			
	
Any idea if it's okay for her to go out with the flock? Thank you for all your help!
 I'll continue to keep a close eye on her, but good news! She was quacking super loud when I brought her friend out and fought me when I picked her up - which is good lol I'd be very worried if she let me pick her up without even flapping her little feet. She's also been standing in the doorway of the laying box quacking because her best friend has decided she might be broody and she's not happy the broody hen isn't playing with her 
