
They were sold to me as females that are about 4 or 5 months old. The ducks don't have names yet but I bet they will by the end of the weekend. Maybe Daphne and Delilah? We'll see.
They were bred from a white female and a very nice black drake who likes to be pet. Hopefully the friendliness got passed to these two. When I was a (very young) kid I thought that people with lots of freckles were the child of one black parent and one white one so they came out spotted, apparently in ducks that really is how it works!
I am so happy to have ducks again, I think a dozen is a great number of birds to have so we'll stop here for now....

4 comments:
How great! Gotta love it when something works out.
Wow, that's cool. What do you feed them?
I have just been offered 10 week old muscovy ducks for $5 each and the Mum and Dad if I want them!
I actually put a request for info about Muscovy owners On my blog!
Your two girls look lovely,I did'nt know they don't quack and the eating flis thing....I just never knew.
Apparently they can be quite smelly though???
Have you heard that???
Enjoy your new feathered friends
Justin: I feed them chicken grower feed as well as lots of lettuce and fruits/veggies.
A Bite of C.C.: Ducks are messier than chickens for sure. I guess they might be a little smellier, I hadn't noticed, it's not overwhelming or anything, but then I don't have 20... :)
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