Haha right. If only Icould speak duck.
This is the view from my new bedroom window
This is the view from my new bedroom window
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AWESOME! Congratulations on the new place.
AWESOME! Congratulations on the new place.
Holy moly. All my ducks are moved over to our new house. Getting those two mama mallards and their week old babies was just the worst experience ever. I got bit, scratched and pooped on. Ugh. But everyone is happy and moved in to the new yard...except the people lol. Still got a lot to move!
Thanks! Here's all the birds in their new home (except the six roosters in my freezer lol, took care of those last week). Main duck shed is in the back left, and the mamas and babies have their temporary set up against the side of the house under the eaves.
Looks great!!
Oh wow gander that is sad. I keep my mamas and ducklings and mamas and chicks separated for everyone till babies are old enough to know to stay clear of everyone. They can see each other from fencing but I don't trust the adults in my flock.Sounds like you got lucky as my little girl hatchet out her little quackers last night or this morning and after I noticed her sitting in the water this afternoon I thought nothing of it but when she was there an hour later I checked her nest and found nothing but egg shells so after a little checking I found her baby's laying on the ground I figured the geese or the chickens had gotten to them
Hi guys I recently lost a female duck to cayote I have decided to keep two eggs to hatch, I usually dispose them, is this ok? Can I just keep two and dispose the rest? They are out most of the time so if it is ok to keep the two eggs will the eggs be fine alone? My ducks stay in a pen inside my garage for he night and during the day it's pretty warm right now will the eggs be fine by themselves? Does she need to come sit on them a certain amount of times?