I am glad he hasn't shown any animosity towards her either. As for naughtiness, is it possible with the amount of time they may spend together that she could emulate his behavior and rip open bags of feed and whatnot? Are his hormones, other than making him hypersexual now, contributors to his cylinder attacks and cat chasing?
Holy Crap. Poor Bean. I am glad she is OK. I feel bad she freaked out. I would too. Give her a kiss for me. From what I have heard, older ducks can kinda be mean to youngins sometimes. But even though he did that, he's still an innocent little being. My birds are always bickering and I have had to put them in separate cages before. Good thing for her safety to pen him up when little hoppy girl is out.
She's a Jumping Bean.
I know, I know. I'll show myself out.
She is so energetic. Good and I wonder if it continues into her young adulthood. I bet she'll be a good runner, not the duck type but in mobility. Gotta be cute watching her get all hoppy.
And yes, it's awesome watching her get stronger and start exploring! She still doesn't know anything about the world, so nothing gives me greater joy than watching her run around my room, peeping happily when she discovers something new!
Whew, that's a relief about the boy. I just think he's a priceless duck with his personality and looks and his current antics are pretty funny. Well it's certainly rewarding for you witnessing her strong progression into adulthood and I am enjoying it too because of what she went thru. She's definitely a neat little webbed package.Oh totally, when the season's over in a few months he'll be back to his sweet self. At least until next year when it'll start all over again.
