Show off your babies for 2020

[Texag87]

We have 2 of 5 that are still okay with us being there. One that I really think is a hen confirmed it today. I put her and a couple others in a tote with Luke warm water. She came out of that, got back in the coop-run and quacked really loud.

 

[333113]

Five gray runners and one snowy Hookbill, hatched in late April 2020:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/XGwykPG72f8PtTC79

 

[DucksOhio]

❤

Adorable

 

[Miss Lydia]

Thank you! No but something similar, my house is next to a river.

Will your Cayuga be free to go into the river? we have a mountain river just below out home and no way can mine go there way to many predators.

 

[Ally34511]

 

[Ally34511]

 

[Mama_Owl_3]

My new Saxony ducklings got to have their first foray in grass. They hatched about 9 days ago, our first time incubating our Saxony eggs. I forgot how tiny they start out considering how big they get.

 

[Miss Lydia]

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That’s is just precious ❤

 

[Miss Lydia]

My new Saxony ducklings got to have their first foray in grass. They hatched about 9 days ago, our first time incubating our Saxony eggs. I forgot how tiny they start out considering how big they get.

They are adorable

 

[Stipenvlerk]

Will your Cayuga be free to go into the river? we have a mountain river just below out home and no way can mine go there way to many predators.

yes they will. Now they only go into the little stream on the other side of the house. Only predator under water is the pike.
above water ofcourse humans, crows, heron, seagul, cormorant, eagle and so on. But when they are full-size duckies I doubt that they will come and get them. Our call ducks never get caught... On land it’s more dangerous I think