It's a blustery day here in New England, overcast and in the upper 30's, but the ducks don't seem to mind the weather too much!
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| We finally named them, meet Bert and Ernie. |
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| This is what happens when they realize I am picking kale... |
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| then the other one comes running over... |
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| and this is what happens after they eat all the kale! |
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I just love your ducks! They are so cute. Happy to hear they have names now :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, they are cute and are so much fun to have in the yard!
Delete~Rob
Ducks really are good entertainment for the garden.
ReplyDeleteMy 2 ducks eliminated 18 million snails, slugs, japenese beatles and other veggie destroyers up here in Northern Vermont.
I will never garden without ducks again!!
I have 2 male silver appleyard drakes. Thier stories and photos are on my blog, starting in March. Don't laugh too hard when you read them.
www.tailgait.blogspot.com
They are a lot fun and have been doing a really good job taking care of the pests. Thanks for stopping by, I'll hop over and check out your blog!
Delete~Rob
Your ducks are beautiful, as are the photos of them. And I love that they're named Bert and Ernie. So pleased to have met them here!
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Thank you!
Delete~Rob
Beautiful blog! Dandelion House suggested visiting and I'm glad I did. I've been pondering whether to add two ducks to my backyard "homestead" in the spring (I have 6 laying hens). I'm happy to follow you.
ReplyDeleteI would highly recommend getting ducks! They are easy to care for, mine free range all day in the yard!
DeleteGlad to have been sent to your blog, my grandpa got me into gardening and chickens.I think I might like ducks..lol
ReplyDeleteDucks are so much fun and have great personalities!
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ReplyDeleteI love your ducks! You really captured them beautifully...Tell, me... so they make a lot of noise? I would love to keep some for eggs but my hubby is curious to know if they are noisy!:)
We've already been the rooster route!
thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Ducks are very quiet. The females quack but the males make a lower, hoarse quack. My two are males and only quack when they want my attention or something scares them, usually they are roaming the yard or sleeping. They are so much fun to watch and have in the gardens, I would highly recommend getting a couple!
Delete~Rob
Love the duck pictures!! I enjoy our ducks, they don't seem to mind the cold weather here either! Their names are cute too!
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