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I find this site to be extremely difficult to use with my cell phone. It would be far better if you would email me at: [email protected] I am the person you pm'd.

I am terrible when it comes to names for colors when it comes to call ducks. I was told they are snowy and chocolate snowy.

The post, above, was meant to be posted on Friday. I just now see that it did not do as I wanted. I will be so glad when I get a new computer instead of using my cell phone.

A few of the ducks have just started to lay. When I have enough to sell I will post or you can email me. I do not come on to the group often as my computer crashed and it is frustrating to navigate the group with my cell phone. Please email me and let me know how many eggs you would be...

It has been raining here in Tennessee. I will try to get pictures for you as soon as the sun shines.

I will soon have a few ducklings to sell as well as the hatching eggs. I do not ship. Ducklings are $10 each newly hatched.

A few of my call ducks are laying eggs again. Should anyone be interested in getting hatching eggs from me, email me at, [email protected]

My button quail hen has raised two batches of button chicks. When she went broody a third time I decided to experiment by putting coturnix eggs under the button quail. Hatch day was yesterday. Three of the five eggs hatched.

If you have a lot of room with not too many ducks that I would think that you could put the ducklings with you older ones. However if you have many ducks and not a lot of room I would not try this.

S i l k i e d is a recessive trait. In order for a ch i c k to have this trait it has to get the jeans from both parents. Two of your birds have the silkied gene. This has been dictated on my cell phone pardon love mystics instrument usage. Maybe good for a laugh!

Thank you thank you for your post. I am dictating this to my cell phone and hope you get make sense. As to age of Lee lay, I have read different sites saying different ages two to five. I'm hoping that somebody with personal experience will respond to my question. It seems odd to me that...

She is likely a crossbreed.

How old is the white? If she is the same age as the others in the picture then I would say it is a pulley. Also if she willingly let's a rooster mount her then for sure she is a pullet.