Shrink wrapped ducks?? What should I do?

[luvmypets]

No whats there

 

[ALHmama]

I was just curious, I just came across it

 

[calichicken]

Ok so.. Here we go..
Here's #1- heart attack..


Here's the second born- lazy upside downer


Here's #7- umbilical cord tie.. Teenie tiny, Sweeet & snuggly ( they all are, but this one more than the rest)
@Lacrystol , this is the one that looked blue on the head this morning


Here's #5- the trickster/bleeder that flew right out of his shell

OH...they are all soooo sweet!!!! And yes, maybe you should rename...but then again...I am kinda fond of their hatching names...even though we can't seem to keep them straight...LOL Ducklings are the cutest things ever!!!!

 

[calichicken]

Are any of you on the official Facebook backyard chickens page?

No...haven't heard of it...isn't this the place to be?????

 

[calichicken]

#7 snugly baby likes to hang out here, LOL

So sweet and look at his tiny little wing!!!!!!

 

[ALHmama]

OH...they are all soooo sweet!!!! And yes, maybe you should rename...but then again...I am kinda fond of their hatching names...even though we can't seem to keep them straight...LOL Ducklings are the cutest things ever!!!!

It's true.. But I have a hard time calling #1 heart attack. LOL

 

[ALHmama]

No...haven't heard of it...isn't this the place to be?????

Oh it is!!! It's just a pain to use from my phone! Lol

 

[calichicken]

Oh it is!!! It's just a pain to use from my phone! Lol

AGREED!!! I tried and WOW did I make so funky posts...LOL!!! Computer is way better! So how does your kiddo like the ducklings???

 

[calichicken]

Okay...so here is a general question for duck people( not that I am not one, but I don't have any of my own!) Does it matter if the ducks are male or female when you consider keeping them like it does with chickens? I have a Bantam Cochin that I hatched in the classroom and kept because she was so sweet and female...but a lot of times roosters are preferred. Just wondering how that works for ducks????

 

[calichicken]

Okay...so here is a general question for duck people( not that I am not one, but I don't have any of my own!) Does it matter if the ducks are male or female when you consider keeping them like it does with chickens? I have a Bantam Cochin that I hatched in the classroom and kept because she was so sweet and female...but a lot of times roosters are preferred. Just wondering how that works for ducks????

*NOT preferred I meant!!!