We cleaned them out today and put them in the cardboard box while we did it. In the corner you can see some crushed Weetabix they say they are unbeetabix.
Have you ever hatched ducks?
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Oh, sweet little fluffballs.
ReplyDeleteP once found two freshly laid duck eggs on our garden path. We had them for lunch.
They are not ugly ducklings JayCee.
ReplyDeleteYes, we used to have ducks each when I was a child, purchased at the local market (long gone) and then we would look after them and they had baby ducks. I can remember it very vividly. I like ducks.
ReplyDeleteThey are characters Rachel. It's amazing to see them hatch out and grow from ducklings into ducks.
ReplyDeleteHow good of you to empty out that cardboard box for their home! They are darling and will make a nice addition to your critter crew
ReplyDeleteThanks Debby. Tiger Kitty and Domino and Midnight watched from afar while tidied the ducklings living quarters. It's great to see new life in the Autumn.
ReplyDeleteDucks, no. Cute little things. Long live your ducklings
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda. They are cute aren't they just?
ReplyDeleteI would never hatchet ducks! What a barbaric idea!
ReplyDelete"I got a duck do last week". "What's a duck do?" "Quack quack."
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