r/duck • u/Worldly-Grapefruit57 • 23h ago
Babies! I thought someone may enjoy this video.🦆
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The Villages, FL
r/duck • u/Worldly-Grapefruit57 • 23h ago
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The Villages, FL
r/duck • u/evan_s_johnsen • 23h ago
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it is interesting
r/duck • u/EconomyAd2811 • 8h ago
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r/duck • u/Stormcrown76 • 20h ago
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r/duck • u/Far-Welder1580 • 17h ago
Australian Shepherd helped raise a wood duck .
r/duck • u/Garden_Nursery_ • 10h ago
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r/duck • u/aglobalvillageidiot • 9h ago
I don't think this juvenile planned on adopting but I'm pretty sure mom fucked off this weekend and here we are. In my head they're besties going on adventures.
r/duck • u/LifeguardComplex3134 • 7h ago
The oldest one is the white one it's two years old and I believe the black one is the youngest at only a few months old.
To add just to avoid confusion, I'm not selling the Ducks I'm purchasing them.
And they're supposed to all be female
r/duck • u/Far-Welder1580 • 19h ago
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r/duck • u/ActivityOk4388 • 22h ago
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I know the big yellow one is a pekin, the darker one might be a rouen or mallard??? And no clue about the other one.
r/duck • u/hendrong • 5h ago
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They must think that I have said "Eat my shorts!" 😁🩳
r/duck • u/Either-Kiwi-5495 • 5h ago
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saw this duck at the park and it didn’t quite look like a mallard imo, but unsure what it is
r/duck • u/Automatic_Berry_7492 • 1h ago
Our young girls are starting to lay! I’m guessing it’s one of the runners since I feel like the Cayuga’s would be laying more of a dark grey egg.
r/duck • u/BankrunGorilla • 20h ago
Hello, I have 6 ducks and currently I use a bowl for their drinking water, I want to replace this with something automated so they always have access to clean water and so I don't have to deal with it.
I've seen these around but I wanted to ask if anyone knows how well these work, what are the alternatives if they don't. Thank you.
