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Marilyn Ricardo  |
| mericardo(at)optusnet(dot)com(dot)au |
Location:
Logan City, QLD, Aust |
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Hi again,
I found my female that had flown away, she is down the road at the wetlands, here she is with a wild duck in the pic, she still knows her name, she listens when I call her. She seems very happy down there. I go and see her and give her some food. 
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| rinaldo99 |
| rinaldo99(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
Belgie, West Vl, Zedelgem |
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Hello again,
Here's an update-picture of our 2 ducklings born on May 8th 2008. We have one male and one female which brings the family to 2 boys and 3 girls. They are just lovely!
Greetings!
Rinaldo99
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Lois Marshall  |
| lmarshal(at)hughes(dot)net |
Location:
Nelson, Virginia |
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Have been raising Muscovies for 5 years to keep farm bug free. They do a great job!
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| Webmaster |
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Location:
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 Sunday, 17. August 2008 17:06 IP: 78-21-254-67.access.telenet.be
A stranger in town... (Picture from Hanneke Heesmans)
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| lori kozlowski |
| ebccdr(at)msn(dot)com |
Location:
flargo florida |
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i think these ducks are so beautiful. i look for them every day, the joy and smiles they bring to me is unbelieveable. i am just trying to find a place that sells craked corn or something i can treat them with. 
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| clint & sandy burke |
| cburke7(at)carolina(dot)rr(dot)com |
Location:
charlotte, nc |
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we got a female 3 years ago for a male that was here when we built-she now has built a nest under the house-as expectant grand ducks we are looking for any suggestions on protection-raising babies, etc
Webmaster:
The best protection are some nets against predator birds and the mother duck of course. There is not much more you can do...
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| Tracey |
| arkansasgroomer(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
arkansas |
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just bought some baby ducks and looking for information.
thanks
tracey
Webmaster:
You're welcome.
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| Marilyn Ricardo |
| mericardo(at)optusnet(dot)com(dot)au |
Location:
Logan City, QLD, Aust |
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This is my only duck left, He has been left on his own my female flew away. He was very picky about vege scraps so I have been boiling them with some pasta and peas and he loves it. I called him Whity he used to get picked on by his brothers and father, he was the odd one out(white), I got rid of them and kept him.
Webmaster:
Thanks for the picture. Ours love pasta as well.
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| Philis |
| philis(at)nctv(dot)com |
Location:
Roman Forest, Tx. |
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Thanks to your website I know what our new resident is. Had no clue as to what type of duck he was, now we know.
thanks, have more pictures if anyone is interested.
Webmaster:
Nice guy. Thanks for the picture.
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| Reba |
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Location:
Houston |
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Monday, 9. June 2008 17:44 Host: c-98-200-217-16.hsd1.tx.comcast.net
Well, this past Fri. and Sat. Mama Loca hatched 9 out of 11 eggs. Sat. evening she marched them across the street to the nieghborhood pond. Today, Mon. there are only 5 babies swimming with Mama. It's a little sad that they all did not survive. There are 4 more Mama's on nests in the park. Can you believe that one of them made her nest under the merry-go-round? I think that all these Mama's are from the same litter.--(What do you call a group of baby ducks from the the same Mama?)--Since they are picking spots out in the open to nest.
Reba
Webmaster:
Good news. We are keeping them under a protecting net (used also for protecting fruit plants or vegetables against birds). After a few weeks they are safe...
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