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111. From joe,
Location rotherham,england,
Posted on 2/5/2008 2:08:40 PM

enjoyed your web site and very helpful

110. From Judith, E-mail mcjf@ecn.net.au,
Location Brisbane Australia,
Posted on 12/20/2007 10:29:51 PM

Our family adopted 4 call ducks several weeks ago, as they are now very much part of our family and adored by my 5 year old daughter, your site has been fantastic as we wait to see if we have boys or girls. Cheers

109. From Donna Arnold, E-mail Tagalong@eatel.net,
Location Livingston, Louisiana,
Posted on 12/1/2007 3:44:17 PM

I thought your website was great and very helpfull thanks alot.

108. From Becky, E-mail boxeybrown@yahoo.co.uk,
Location Birmingham, UK,
Posted on 11/16/2007 6:25:52 AM

I really enjoyed your website and it is very useful when in the surrogate duckling mummy situation like i am! I have 5 two week old ducklings at the mo and they crack me up all the time. Enjoying every minute with them :-) Best wishes and carry on the good work!

107. From Tony, E-mail tonymc69@hotmail.com,
Location Lincolnshire,
Posted on 11/12/2007 11:05:00 AM

Thanks for a great, easy to use site. I know I shall come bach again and again before I actually pick up the courage to dive into ducks. All the best

106. From stephanie norman, E-mail msmh42005@yahoo.com,
Location elkin, north carolina, USA,
Posted on 10/25/2007 3:42:08 PM

the ducks are beautiful! you gave great advice that we will use. we have a small farm with cattle, goats, pigs, chickens and ducks. we have pekin, rouen, and mallard. so far we've hatched 34 this year. if i can figure out how to download you some pictures i will. keep up the good work!

105. From ROZ, E-mail WARHEAD666@BIGPOND.COM,
Location NSW AUSTRALIA,
Posted on 9/26/2007 9:59:05 PM

HOW WONDERFUL TO FIND OTHER DUCK LOVERS.IT WAS 13 YEARS AGO WHEN I FIRST BOUGHT MY 2 DUCKS FROM APET STORE NO IDEA WHAT BREED OR SEX THEY WERE.TURNED OUT TO BE WELSH MALE AND FEMALE BRED TWICE BEFORE A DOG KILLED THEM.NOW 13 YEARS LATER I HAVE 4 MALLARDS EGGS READY TO HATCH WE ARE ALL VERY EXCITED AS I NOW ALSO HAVE 3 KIDS THEY HAVE HEARD ALL OUR DUCK STORIES---AS LIKE ALL MY ANIMALS I TEND TO SOOK THEM .IT SEEMS TO ME WHILE SEARCHING THE WEB FOR INFO IT ONLY COMES FROM DUCK LOVERS SO KEEP IT UP.

104. From Rebecca, E-mail becb99999@aol.com,
Location Cambridgeshire,
Posted on 9/1/2007 5:02:20 AM

We have just hatched 5 indian runner ducklings and have found your site very useful. They are great fun to watch and I have been 'wasting' a lot of time watching them feed, drink and paddle about. I am trying the paint tray idea next and I am sure they are going to love it. Thanks for your info. Beccy

103. From Jackie , E-mail mcjo67@hotmail.com,
Location Outer Hebrides,
Posted on 8/19/2007 2:45:11 PM

What a fab site. I have 20 eggs hatching NOW! Not sure if our Hebridean weather will suit them so have lots of tips to help them make a good start in life. Thanks

102. From Courtney Davis, E-mail Courtessa@aol.com,
Location Orlando, FL,
Posted on 8/8/2007 4:32:52 PM

I have just come upon a duckling in the past day from someone that brought it into work and needed to give it away. After some research online I have discovered that raising a sole duckling can create several problems - so now, lo and behold, I am the proud owner of two ducklings. I have a great pond out back for my two duck for when they get older, and I am hoping with your advise we will get them to adult stage with no problems. Thanks for the help - I can see how someone gets addicted to these guys.

101. From Frans Mensink, E-mail fmensink@plex.nl,
Location Netherlands,
Posted on 8/6/2007 6:26:43 AM

Thank you very much for all that very useful duckling info. We found a (probably) wild duckling (if it's not a little goose because it has quite large feet for such a small duckling) in our backyard last Saturday. Totally beats us how it got there, because there are no ducks anywhere near here and also our garden is hardly accessible to a duckling on a walkabout. Yet it wound up here. Maybe dropped by a hawk or crow or something. It's an extremely lucky bird to not have been injured at all by the attack or the fall and also to have been found just before nightfall. And I'm guessing it was just a day, maybe two, old on Saturday. We'll call it Lucky of course, hehehe:) We'll try and raise it with your info handy. Bought the lamp and the crumbs. And it seems to feel good so far much to our own surprise (we actually expected it to perish within the day). It eats and drinks plenty. I think we should know in a week or so at the latest if we're doing well enough. If we do, we have you to thank for it! If we don't we just found the site too late. (But we hope we were in time) Thanks very much already though!

100. From Maria Baker, E-mail RIA.NIC.AJ@marincea.freeserve.co.uk,
Location Boston Lincolnshire,
Posted on 8/5/2007 9:56:33 AM

Lots of useful information. I hope to get 2 baby ducklings to raise. We have mallard ducks that nest in the garden every year. One got left behind but unfortunately did not survive.

99. From Allie, E-mail razorbackbabe@verizon.net,
Location Maryland,
Posted on 8/1/2007 8:57:45 PM

thanks so much for your tips. i have a three month old duck and he was the only one to hatch out of 14 eggs. it was sad but in the long run it worked out great because i keep him at my house now. your tips have really helped me with raising him to be strong and healthy. thanks a bunch.

98. From ABBIE ZANOTTI, E-mail giannizanotti@btinternet.com,
Location WOOLASTON,GLOCS,
Posted on 7/23/2007 12:35:05 PM

really enjoyed reading your website & looking at the cute pics. We have a 2 day old orphaned duckling who is just about hanging in there.We are doing everything we can,& are just about to give your egg yolk a try-its comfortable under heat lamp but is struggling a bit with its breathing - any tips would be appreciated. Abbie

97. From Jenny,
Location Bristol, UK,
Posted on 7/13/2007 4:26:25 AM

Hiya, thankyou for all your helpful little tips on your website! They have helped me a great deal. I've got one little campbell duckling who has just hatched out yesterday, and I thought there was something seriously wrong with him when he had a runny nose, but upon reading your tips, it put my mind at rest just to know he's a little bit over-excited or a little bit greedy!! Thankyou, I continue to look on your site whenever I need questions answered. Regards Jenny :)

96. From Kate McGavin, E-mail katemcgavin@riverland.net.au,
Location Victoria, Australia,
Posted on 7/10/2007 6:51:16 PM

Hi Caroline, Thank you very much for such a practical, informative website. We are awaiting our first hatch of ducklings ( my son was given a pair for his third birthday) in a couple of days. We have successfully hatched a number of chicks and guinea fowls, so fingers crossed we have success with the ducklings! I love seeing our pair waddling around the garden, so hopeully we will have quite a few more soon. Kindest regards, Kate

95. From Carolyn, E-mail carolynghill@aol.com,
Location Norfolk, England,
Posted on 7/5/2007 2:28:36 PM

This is a very user friendly website. Thanks. I have a lone orphaned duckling about 2 weeks old now. We've had it for 9 days now and it seems very healthy. I'm concerned that it won't know it's a duck as it has no duck companions! Any ideas?

94. From Katie, E-mail mkwells2u@sbcglobal.net,
Location Michigan,
Posted on 6/26/2007 1:01:47 PM

I visited your web page and have a question. We are hatching mallard duck eggs which were laid on June 1st. We have been watching them and candling them...so far so good. I expect hatching to be near June 29th?? My question is...when should we stop turning them? I have not noticed any signs of pipping yet but understand you should not turn them near the end of incubation. Are we at that stage now? Thanks for your comments

93. From Tricia Nicholls, E-mail t.nicholls@insightbb.com,
Location Decatur, Illinois,
Posted on 6/12/2007 8:13:49 PM

Great web site. We live on a lake and 5 ducklings whom apparently lost their mother found us one evening while we were sitting on our dock. They were so tiny we knew if we didnt take care of them they would not make it. Your web site has some great tips. Thanx

92. From Andrew C,
Location Florida,
Posted on 6/6/2007 5:01:19 PM

We found a lone duckling on the lake near us. We are raising him, he loves worms and fishies. Also small cockroaches! Thanks for the site AC

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