With a cheep-cheep here and a -cheep-cheep-QUACK! Huh?

[Amy S]

Same here. I have now nearly been forced, by peeps that could break glass, into getting my three their greens before I get my own cup of coffee in the morning. I say 'nearly'. Tomorrow may be another story, though.

 

[Amiga]

oh, the sounds of ducky desire. . . .

 

[Amy S]

I actually heard one of my ducklings grunt/quack this morning. Not sure if it was the Welsh Harlequin, or one of the Swedish. It was more of a grunt....I'm hoping on of them is a boy, because I lost my drake last winter. I don't remember any of the other ducks I've ever had working on their quacks this young (almost a month). It was kinda cute.

I have three....and hoping that only one is a boy. Man, so I'm thinking that three is such a risky number when it comes to ratio. (scratching my head) LOL

 

[BirdyMe]

I have three....and hoping that only one is a boy. Man, so I'm thinking that three is such a risky number when it comes to ratio. (scratching my head) LOL

lol I know exactly what you mean! The last batch of ducklings I got (2 of them) both turned out to be males. Fingers crossed for this batch! Good luck with your babies!

 

[Amy S]

Thanks. You as well.

I have a little runt who is very shy and quiet, and then two big, loud-mouths...lol. Sounds so critical, but I do love them.