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trystinnI picked out two of the cutest little Blue Swedish ducks this morning, picy goodness below. One has a funny little top knot, which reminds me of Phyllis Diller (Phyllis Ducker?). Both are safely tucked away in the brooder, now located in the Dining Room. And Gods, are they loud!
Out of sheer survival instinct, I also purchased a 5-gallon duck waterer. Given that (fingers crossed) we'll end up with 9 ducks, continuously filling smaller and medium sized ones will drive me nuts! This should also help folks who are watching the ducks for us, as it's a top filler. I still can't find a feeder that allows the ducks to eat their feed, but won't allow Martha or Libby to do so. Oy.
It's hard to describe how beautiful the Khaki Campbells (KC) are, something unexpected with what is otherwise a plan brown duck. Not only are their feathers incredibly soft and silky, the variegation of their feathers gives them a lovely dappled effect in the sun. Not that we get much of that here, but you know. They are almost large enough to forage in the yard, once the dogs are safely tucked away in the house.
The R&R ducklings are in that awkward adolescent stage. Not large enough to be unsupervised in the enclosure, but getting annoyed that they cannot hang out with their KC siblings.
Out of sheer survival instinct, I also purchased a 5-gallon duck waterer. Given that (fingers crossed) we'll end up with 9 ducks, continuously filling smaller and medium sized ones will drive me nuts! This should also help folks who are watching the ducks for us, as it's a top filler. I still can't find a feeder that allows the ducks to eat their feed, but won't allow Martha or Libby to do so. Oy.
It's hard to describe how beautiful the Khaki Campbells (KC) are, something unexpected with what is otherwise a plan brown duck. Not only are their feathers incredibly soft and silky, the variegation of their feathers gives them a lovely dappled effect in the sun. Not that we get much of that here, but you know. They are almost large enough to forage in the yard, once the dogs are safely tucked away in the house.
The R&R ducklings are in that awkward adolescent stage. Not large enough to be unsupervised in the enclosure, but getting annoyed that they cannot hang out with their KC siblings.
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Date: 2009-05-21 08:00 pm (UTC)Josh thinks it looks like they have had their feathers highlighted. *WEG*
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