It was lovely to see her so close up, such beautiful feathers.

I’ve been feeding this duck for a while now. I’m pretty sure it’s a domesticated duck but I don’t know what its sex is. It’s much bigger than the other ducks at the pond I go to.

My beautiful little lady just laid her first egg today! She’s an indian runner and 4 months and 23 days old. I don’t know if that’s average, soon or late, as she’s my first duck, that I hatched from an egg myself. I’m so proud of her (and me, I guess). She’s the only one that made it out of 6 eggs that I tried to hatch. I think she turned out gorgeous.

Hello, I live on a small lake and earlier this spring (shortly after easter) someone abandoned some domesticated ducks in the lake. One has survived and we are somewhat friends, although he will not let me get too close. We do have a solid breakfast and dinner routine. What can I do to give him the best chance at survival this winter? Parts of the lake freeze, though I’m not sure how much, as this is also my first year on the lake. Picture of Decoy as tax for your expert assistance. TIA

i rescued this egg that was all by himself with little hope but decided to take it in and incubate. hes believed to have been laid like a day before a storm and i scooped him up the day after. no nest, no other eggs, and no mama in sight. these pictures were all taken in the same day, about the day 8 mark. theres a line but i cant tell if its like a blood ring or a vein. it only goes about a 3rd of the way around. there was barely a shadow when i first candled but now theres a prominent one. is he dead or alive?

Hi all, I’m wondering if anyone in this community sells duck eggs. I’ve mentioned it to a couple people that when my buff Orpington ducks get older I will start selling/eating the eggs and everyone has found it odd? Is this not a common thing?😂 obviously it’s not as common as chicken eggs but an egg is an egg.

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My baby keeps opening her mouth like she is going to yawn, but then does it multiple times in a row, like she's gasping or coughing without sound. She has water. I'm worried she could have a pea stuck in her throat, but the time I fed them (crushed) peas was well over 12 hours ago. She looks otherwise healthy, but it's also my first time owning ducks. I'm more familiar with chickens. Is this something to be concerned about?

duck I saw at work today in central MN.

As the title says, I have had my ducks since February. They were ducklings when I got them. Later on I found out that one was a girl one was a boy. I did find out that they started to mate and started to producing eggs so I’m excited to announce that I will start incubating at least three eggs for right now to see how I do and started collecting her eggs to refrigerator and eat. So i was so excited I made a TikTok page for them. I’ll link it right here if I’m allowed to. But I’m 100% still new to this so if you wanna give me some advice, please do so. Thank you.🥰

Happy 1st birthday to my sweetest, sassiest, feathery boys! 😍🦆

All the mess you make is totally worth it for the love nibbles and the absolute joy you bring! ❤️❤️

Love love looooove my beautiful boys 😍😍

Tickles voice is starting to change, but im struggling to figure out what she is. Hatched Sept 3rd, dad is a mallard, mom is a runner.

My parents surprises me with 3 pekin duckings.
It's been about 7 months since my last duckling died (unknown / natural causes) and have been waiting for spring time to come back around so I could get some new baby's and I finally have.
They are a bit dirty in the first photo due to them just finishing eating and drinking and making a wet mess of food😂 they have since been cleaned up