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I would guess male by the feather color, but I can't tell for sure.
CONGRATS! Looks like she means business. I don't know if you have rat snakes, etc. in your area but if so, I would reinforce the chain link fence with some bird netting. One of my Muscovies went broody this past weekend on 14 eggs and I thought another was going broody on just two eggs, lol. This is only my third broody. I lost the second and her eggs to a snake. I try to get food and water as close as possible. Watch her to make sure she does get off to eat. I have read where some will sit for days and have to be encouraged off the nest. Good luck
I have my first ever broody mama duckwe couldnt find her the other day and thought maybe a predator got her. But with a little searching, we found her behind the pool. We had it blocked off, but she got past the wood and brick barrier and dragged straw all the way back there. She started sitting yesterday and wouldnt come off the nest. Eeeeeeeeeeep!![]()
So what do i do with a broody duck? I know what not to do, and thats bother her. She will be left completely alone. But do i need to provide food for her back there? Its a pretty tight fit. Will she get off and eat at least once a day?
I would guess Blue Swedish