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FernbergFarms
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This is Opal Autumn and Hazel all feathered out
there coop looks really gross but this was before chores and it’s frozen so I can’ttake it out I just lay new haytil spring
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They are SO CUTE I'm obsessed with their little trout feathers!! Good god Minnesota winters are no JOKE! I could not do below -5 but -50?!?!??! y'all Minnesotans are made of some strong stuff!This is Opal Autumn and Hazel all feathered outView attachment 2543141 there coop looks really gross but this was before chores and it’s frozen so I can’ttake it out I just lay new haytil spring

MINE DO THE EXACT SAME THING. I thought maybe they were just yawning but wasn't sure. Mine look similar to yours too. I have pekins and khakis who are almost a month oldOkay. Just a couple do that. And they are VERY loud when not together. I didn’t think they were Muscovy but one of our friends said they probably were but they’ve never had Muscovy ducks... yes we are young homesteaders/farmers first time raising ducks and trying to figure out different things
Alli
omg i forgot what this thread was all about! mine def do the yawning thing a lot still and theyre almost a year old. They do it a lot when they preen it looks like a yawn in the mouth but their necks look almost like theyre retching or like bringing something up if that makes sense lolMINE DO THE EXACT SAME THING. I thought maybe they were just yawning but wasn't sure. Mine look similar to yours too. I have pekins and khakis who are almost a month old
9/10 hatched, ALL ASSISTEDPlz send pics when your ducklings hatch!!
it was the most stressful few days EVER!!