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191. From Sharon Adams, E-mail johnston-sharon@sbcglobal.net,
Location Cool, CA, USA,
Posted on 2/21/2010 5:27:25 PM

Thank you for the wonderful info. I will refer back to your website. My Pekin duck has been sitting for 28 days tomorrow so we will see what we get. First for both me and her. Her sister has been coming in at night and laying also so some will be newer eggs then when she first started sitting. I'm a little confused what to do with those and if I should just pull all eggs after 24-48 hrs of first hatching so mom will leave nest or what. If you have any advice on that, please let me know. I don't have an incubator but a friend has one. Thanks again for the info. Sharon

190. From Leah, E-mail Snookums88@sbcglobal.net,
Location USA,
Posted on 1/24/2010 2:16:23 PM

I really loved all your pictures and stories about your ducks. I am getting a call duck this summer and am glad to hear these helpful tips! I can't wait!

189. From Mishmak, E-mail mishmakau@gmail.com,
Location ,
Posted on 12/26/2009 2:30:03 AM

Thanks for all your duckling photo's and info. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading and viewing all your duck and drake photo's. Now to carry on with my quest to find a new home for the two little 4 day old French White Ducks in my possession.

188. From claire h, E-mail sammymotorsport@hotmail.co.uk,
Location coalburn lanarkshire scotland,
Posted on 12/1/2009 12:35:01 PM

hi been looking at your site its been very helpful as my own pekin ducklings are ready to hatch in a few days the 5th december cant wiat im a bit nervous as these are my first lot of eggs feel more at ease after reading your site thanks for all your help

187. From LateKnightMasterRon, E-mail L_Lawlite4785@yahoo.com,
Location america,
Posted on 11/28/2009 3:49:31 AM

thank you for the advice. i have been concidering a duck for a pet for a long time now and you site helped ease my troubled mind on wether or not i could care for a ducking. we are expecting dodgers and pollen any day now.

186. From Deniz Ogut,
Location Ankara/Turkey,
Posted on 11/27/2009 6:42:22 PM

Very nice site. Thank you for your efforts.

185. From victoria, E-mail designreality@ymail.com,
Location Tasmaina, Australia,
Posted on 10/26/2009 2:32:28 PM

Thanks heaps nice simple stuff to ease the pannick of our first arrivals

184. From karls,
Location mandurah,
Posted on 10/23/2009 6:37:25 PM

Your site gave me some very helpful hints and i will be sure to use them on my wild duckling pluka

183. From vicky, E-mail vicky_caglar@hotmail.com,
Location london uk,
Posted on 10/22/2009 4:09:25 AM

hi, i found your site really helpful.loved the pictures and all the information was great. thank you x

182. From john, E-mail johnny_hu2002@yahoo.co.uk,
Location Hull, England,
Posted on 10/21/2009 1:58:30 AM

Really found this site very helpful, thankyou

181. From Susan, E-mail susy_dale5@hotmail.co.uk,
Location Shropshire, England,
Posted on 10/20/2009 10:36:35 AM

Hi enjoyed reading your duck stories, we are just in the process of hatching 4 khaki campbells for the frst time, two have started to break the shell at 24 days hope they make it.

180. From Jackie Ohlsen, E-mail http://jackiespaintings.yolasite.com/,
Location Sweden,
Posted on 9/9/2009 5:52:48 AM

Great art. "Black Rock" and "Molly" are my favorites.

179. From Rachel, E-mail strawberryfrogs@aol.com,
Location Uk,
Posted on 8/3/2009 1:36:09 PM

We are looking after 9 duck eggs since the mother abandoned them. I have been reading on your website and found a lot of useful info. Although I don't really want to look after the ducks indoors for to long as we really don't have the space, (Small bungalow)and there were 9 eggs! Is this a lot or a normal amount. I heard some movement and can hear the odd squeak so maybe in a day or 2 I might see something. Anyone with any more advice on when I can put them outside etc would be great. Many thanks. Rachel.

178. From Georgia L Milner, E-mail wgmilner_@tiscali.co.uk,
Location park lodge,
Posted on 7/21/2009 10:22:52 AM

I LOVE DUCKS

177. From Annette Holdaway, E-mail annetteholdaway@hotmail.com,
Location Worthing West Sussex UK,
Posted on 7/8/2009 6:17:35 AM

Hi, what a brilliant site, I have just achieved a life long dream in 2 Aylesbury day old ducklings, they are now a week old and I have spent hours and hours watching them! I have found your site invaluable for information and advice and my son has M E as well. I will definitely be visiting again and again! Well done and thank you

176. From Ms pink, E-mail mspink3@hotmail.com,
Location Sacramento California,
Posted on 6/12/2009 6:53:12 PM

A student found a duckling and was unsure what to do with it, as the mother could not be found and its siblings were dead. I suggested that they raise it, long story short, I am now surrogate mom to a duckling. Your info is very helpful. thank you.

175. From Josh Owen, E-mail jxshy@hotmail.com,
Location Pembrokeshore,
Posted on 6/5/2009 2:22:00 AM

My 6 indian runner eggs are on day 28 in the incubator. your advise has been helpfull so far, fingers crossed for the next couple of days. Thank you

174. From Leah Glean, E-mail tr1kebabe666@aol.com,
Location Leicester, UK,
Posted on 6/4/2009 8:28:32 AM

Thank you for your advice which i have felt invaluable bringing up my first two ducklings...Bandit and Harley! I am having immense trouble identifiying which sort of ducks i have though, they both look totally different even though the breeder (ahem) said they were both Aylesbury. Harley looks like he will be but Bandit is splodgy black n white and smaller than his so called bro/sis...any ideas? xx

173. From becky, E-mail beckyovparr@hotmail.co.uk,
Location The lake district,
Posted on 6/3/2009 12:58:51 PM

Hiya please could you help me i have recently bought 5 ducklings but 2 has died already please could you get in touch with me because i dont want any more to die. But i havent a clue what to feed or what they sleep in or anything. Plz help ..xx

172. From Barbara Alleman, E-mail bsalleman@hotmail.com,
Location Warrenville, IL,
Posted on 5/28/2009 4:00:02 PM

We are hatching an egg from a mother who abandoned it in our yard. This morning it made a little crack in the egg from inside. We are really nervous about whether to help it or not. We hear it chirping from the inside. It is really neat. Your website was helpful. Thank you.

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