Oh! It's from my state! Congrats!
That's a shame all the rest scrambled. This little one will be a strong survivor then!
Will Winter be the one responsible for this baby while Palmer is responsible for her?
Oh Amy, I'd love you to have her, too!
ha-ha, your husband has fallen under the spell of duck.
Have you thought of taking a photograph of yourself to leave with them? I know sometimes bereft ducks are comforted with a picture of their lost buddy.So has mine. We went from "Amy, we can't incubate these eggs" to "Careful taking her diaper off! Okay...no, I just don't want her to be uncomfortable...here, let me go get a pea!"
Also guys, I'm nervous. I leave next week to fly down to visit family, and I'm boarding the ducks. It'll be the first time I've ever left them alone, and the first time they'll be without me or my fiance. They'll be in excellent hands, it's an exotic clinic exclusively so no cats or dogs, and they even have it so employees take shifts sleeping up there with the birdies at night since they know birds get separation anxiety like nobody's business. I just worry so much that Bean and Wobs will think I abandoned them, or that they'll be so upset or that they just cry and cry for the entire five days I'll be gone!
I know they have a macaw that belongs to an opera singer who boards there frequently (pretty much whenever there's a show), maybe she and Bean will get into a screaming match. Apparently she likes to sing arpeggios and hit high E over C.
You're so cute, they should be fine hun. I get all obsessive about leaving any of my "kids" anywhere too. I had mom watch Daisy for two days once & I think I called maybe 20 times. But at least with that, Daisy knew & loved my mom. I think if you have like a tablet or recorder to leave with recordings of you guys talking to them might be calming...even if it teaches the parrot to say, "Momma loves her Wobzie! Bean, quiet down...Bean...Beanie...it's okay...it's only watermelon...*sigh*"
