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From IDS_ANONYMOUS,
Location ,
Posted on 8/31/2010 11:49:19 AM
This website has helped me so much with my ducks! It has so much good information! I have a Rouen Drake and a Pekin duck, and 3 of their ducklings. It has been a big learning experience hatching the ducks, but they are so cute with their adorable little personalities. Whenever I have a question, I can come look here. Thank you so much!
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From Dorise Watson, E-mail watson42@btinternet.com,
Location Glenlivet, Scotland,
Posted on 8/28/2010 7:01:24 AM
Thank you so much for all the info on ducklings. My ducks gave me three ducklings, I have had the runners and campbells for about 18 months now and this is the first time for me. I found it so helpful as I was worried about the next type of food from starters feed. also I did not know how to sex them. Carry on the good work. I will email you if I have any other problems. One other thing when I go into the pen they seem so afraid and no one but me has been in there. No one has hurt them so why are they like this or is it normal, my adult ducks are just fine. Kind regards Dorise
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From Alex, E-mail Beachday3@comcast.net,
Location So. FL USA,
Posted on 8/10/2010 8:50:55 AM
Three springs ago, 7 ducklings from a mother who was one of many muscovy ducks that live in our area and swim in a canal in our back yard, adopted us! What an experience! We always feed the ducks and have had ducklings with their moms come before, but these were different. THey seemed to decide my husband and I were better parents then Moma duck. At first moma would sqawk and scold when they would fit through our fence, but got used to it. As soon as those babies saw us outside, they would come running and peeping to eat! They would eat out of our hands and sit on our feet and legs and arms. How they made us laugh! They tugged at our clothing, hair and shoelaces. they always walked with us wherever we went, putting the garbage out, getting the mail, and gardening. They got along with the dog and cat, but ran from other people! Now grown they still come to eat out of our hands and get their treat of worms!
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From Jessica, E-mail jessgil2284@yahoo.com,
Location Massachusetts,
Posted on 8/8/2010 12:59:48 AM
Your website was so helpful! Thankyou for posting! My husband & I have had a male & female duck for over a yr,& they just hatched two ducklings,but momma kept smashing & thrashing them around,so we had to intervene. (Unfortunately,we didn't intervene before she broke ones leg...) & @ 3am,there are no stores open & no one you can call,so this was a Godsend. Thank you,again!
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From Bobi, E-mail michciopl@gmail.com,
Location usa,
Posted on 7/27/2010 4:19:59 PM
Kredyty bez zgody wspуmaonka Przedstawiamy Paсstwu oferty kredytуw gotуwkowych, dla ktуrych nie jest wymagana zgoda wspуmaonka. Kredyty s przeznaczone rуwnie dla osуb z nie najlepsz histori w BIK. Procedury szybkie i uproszczone. Kredyty bez zgody wspуmaonka maj istotne znaczenie dla osуb znajdujcych siк w trudnej sytuacji rodzinnej, nie zamieszkujcych wspуlnie, bкdcych w separacji lub w trakcie rozwodu i nie majcych rozdzielnoci majtkowej. W takiej sytuacji tylko kilka bankуw jest w stanie udzieliж poyczki. EUROBANK na dowуd i bez zawiadczeс o zarobkach oraz bez BIK i zgody wspуmaonka moe udzieliж nawet 30 tys z na 7-8 lat !!! Wystarczy zoyж wniosek. W pozostaych bankach mog Paсstwo uzyskaж od 10-20 tys z bez zgody wspуmaonka.
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From Gareth Evans, E-mail gardenthymes@hotmail.co.uk,
Location Stoke-on-Trent,
Posted on 7/27/2010 4:58:35 AM
Nice website, enjoyed the story very much
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From julie, E-mail jhickmanbell@hotmail.com,
Location louth lincolnshire,
Posted on 7/11/2010 2:08:59 PM
my broody hen has just raised 4 duck eggs, which all hatched two weeks ago, they are growing very quickly daily but we have no idea what type of ducks they are,is there anyway of telling there are 2 black ones with black beaks, one yellow nad black with a black beak and th other is light brown n yellow with a pale beak with bits of black on it
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From Rachel Hutty, E-mail rachel.hutty@googlemail.com,
Location Nr Callington, Cornwall,
Posted on 7/4/2010 6:19:59 AM
Hello, we don't live that far from you in Downgate. I am about to embark on my first attempt at hatching out some eggs from our own ducks (campbells). Your website is so informative and fun, with lovely pictures. I think I will be referring to it throughout the whole process!! Thanks
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From Marilyn MacDonald, E-mail MacdonaldM@lisd.net,
Location Flower Mound, Texas,
Posted on 6/30/2010 4:22:24 PM
Thank you for all the useful information and the pictures on your site. I have one little Mallard (out of 4) that hatched in my classroom. He attended 3rd grade for 3 weeks with my class. "Lucky" had reading time provided by the kids where they would set out books like, "The Best Book of Bugs" and they even turned the pages for him! :)He has been home for the summer with me for three weeks and I am so fascinated with him that I haven't been able to part with him. I am anxious to find out if he is a drake or duck and am thinking drake as there is no quack yet. He is about 7 weeks old. No little black tail-tale sign yet. Thank you for all your advice. He just loved his paint roller pan bathtub and the kids got such a kick out it. It really brought the class together and they love Lucky. To be able to watch him and see instincts in nature has been so fun. To know that he depends on me for protection and survival is a huge responsibility. Thank you for your help.
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From Debbie Burden, E-mail debbieburden@btinternet.com,
Location Essex, UK,
Posted on 6/16/2010 11:27:05 PM
What a wonderful site. I have 9 call duck eggs about to hatch under a broody hen! mum duck (hyacinth) seems to have abandoned them due to Gloria the hen taking over. I am so loking forward to this event. The nest is in the chicken coop, do you think the other chickens will harm the ducklings at all, should I move the babies out asap or remove the other chickens? will mum duck take over or will the chicken be the mum? I really hope you are able to advise me, you certainly seem to be the expert. I hope you are keeping well. Thanks sooooo much. regards Debbie.
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From Theresa Beauchamp, E-mail theresabeauchamp@yahoo.com,
Location Oakdale, Connecticut,
Posted on 6/12/2010 1:38:49 PM
I'm going to be getting six ducklings in a few days and found your site very helpful. I never thought about using a plastic bucket and setting it up as you have. Also I love the paint pan idea. Thanks for such a great page.
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From Kelli,
Location Canada,
Posted on 6/10/2010 4:15:57 AM
Hi, thanks for all the info, very helpful. Yesterday i had two pekin ducklings hatch and have more in the incubator, they are so sweet.
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From walter letham, E-mail peterm100@live.com,
Location montreal canada,
Posted on 6/9/2010 1:30:46 PM
Thanks for all the info....my baby Peking's are very greatfull ...
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From Ralph Brocklehurst, E-mail ralphbrocklehurst@pjlivesey.co.uk,
Location Sale Manchester Uk,
Posted on 6/7/2010 6:36:01 AM
Having been left with a present on the grass by the two Mallards which visit my pond each year to make love and then depart. The blue egg was lovingly cared for whilst I scanned the internet and found your page. After many discussions that it was unfertilised etc and I was going excentric low and behold 2 days ago we have a fine health baby duckling. Your page is great it takes you through the steps in an easy to follow talk. There is only one page missing and that is teaching to fly and how to get over them if they leave? Thanks for help Ralph
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From Kevin W. Johnson,
Location Pryor, Oklahoma,
Posted on 6/6/2010 6:42:49 PM
Thank you for your hands-on information. I am attepting my first hatch very soon, and have encountered so many different, yet the same processes for a successful hatch. Your information will help clear some things up a bit. Once again, my thanks!!
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From stephanie moeran, E-mail steph.moeran@hotmail.com,
Location ireland,
Posted on 6/6/2010 7:52:29 AM
thanks so much you simplified alot of my questions to make it easy to understand and read !!!!
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From Crystal Long, E-mail cryptic_catwoman@yahoo.com,
Location Bloomsburg, PA, United States,
Posted on 6/2/2010 5:30:51 PM
Loved the site. You provided a lot of information on some of the challenges I am facing right now.
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From Ceri, E-mail arcturusuk01@aol.com,
Location Wales,
Posted on 5/29/2010 4:12:56 PM
Thank you for a very informative site that I return to again and again. Just starting out with ducks and I have found your site most helpful. With a history of ME and Fibro Myalgia too it is comforting to visit. Thank you.
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From Donna, E-mail donnaberry@hotmail.co.uk,
Location Suffolk,
Posted on 5/27/2010 11:07:49 AM
You're site has been a God's send, my son who's (13) has Indian runner ducks due to be hatched next week..and also chickens.(we all ready have 20) and he really wanted ducks as well!!! Thankyou for all you're tips...
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From Rachel B,
Location Texas, USA,
Posted on 5/26/2010 10:16:04 PM
I really enjoyed reading your sight - two years ago, my family and I raised three baby mallards in our backyard pool. I can say that it was one of the best experiences of my life. I found them the day they hatched, and I became their mommy (they imprinted with me). David, Roger, and Eugene were the cutest ducklings ever. I loved each of their personalities and I miss them very much. From that experience, I want to continue (besides studying to be an engineer) help/rehabilitate orphaned or baby birds at nearby wildlife rehabilitation centers. It's great to see other duck lovers out there! :)
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