The Duck Thread

[WVduckchick]

Your ducks are beautiful!! I really want a crested Magpie duck!! XD

Thanks! Yours will be this big before you know it!

 

[RedIII]

Thank you!! They are really difficult to get around here. I dropped lucky. It was an hour and 20 min drive to get her but so worth it!!


What breeds do you have then? x

I have a mallard, a Pekin, and a Cayuga. The latter two are both boys and I will have to rehome one soon DH says no more ducks right now.

Good news! The ducklings will be ok! Thanks everyone!

Yay! Sorry you lost one but glad the other is okay.

 

[blkjak]

Came home to 2 ducklings. 3 popped out shortly after. 8 more pips.

 

[WVduckchick]

Came home to 2 ducklings. 3 popped out shortly after. 8 more pips.

Now that's what I call a great Monday! Congrats!

 

[RedIII]

Came home to 2 ducklings. 3 popped out shortly after. 8 more pips.

Yay! Babies

 

[Amiga]

Anyone here up for helping someone with a hatchling duck with a serious problem? https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...ed-with-yolk-sac-still-attached#post_15385678

over on the emergencies forum - I suggested they post on the Duck Forum.

 

[desiree210]

I've posted on here recently about my Cayuga. Since then there are 14 eggs. 12 Friday, counted 14 Sunday. She keeps laying so should I incubate or leave them? Please

 

[Amiga]

I don't know how many a Cayuga will lay before sitting. I have read Muscovies may lay a couple dozen.

 

[gander007]

I've posted on here recently about my Cayuga. Since then there are 14 eggs. 12 Friday, counted 14 Sunday. She keeps laying so should I incubate or leave them? Please

Leave them or she might quit laying or give up the nest ...

Not unusual for them to have twenty or more egg's before they go broody

 

[desiree210]

Leave them or she might quit laying or give up the nest ...

Not unusual for them to have twenty or more egg's before they go broody