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Agree with all the above except for the drake part. That is not always the way. Sometimes a drake will even harass the mom on the nest to get her off of it cause he's horny. Sometimes drakes will harass or kill ducklings. And even if it goes well for 2 or 3 weeks when they get a little bit...

Who knew dux would enjoy a little wood pile so much. 🤷🏼‍♀️

That's what made me think you have 4 foot predators and not arial ones. Hawks will a lot of times pluck feathers of a bird before eating. I'm not sure about those vultures though. And then perhaps with yours being free ranged they may have chased the ducks to a far enough location before they...

I have made duckling shoes before from thin cardboard and medical tape.

I know they are protected.. but i thought they may do something about them... Hell. Should have known better. Sorry. I can't tell for sure from your photos but it's a good possibility

@WannaBeHillBilly You need to call conservation about those. They may come do something about them. They are causing problems here in MO too. It has even been on the radio to report sightings.

Wait a minute... those look like black vultures to me. And they will absolutley kill.

Well... it's not impossible nut i think it is more likley to be coyotes or something and the vultures are just there eating what the coyotes are leaving. I'm thinking if it were an arieal predator you'd find feathers or something. I don't see how vultures could carry off that many full size...

You know as well as anyone what dux are capable of. We have some in Missouri now! It was a big fluffin deal man when that opened. We were in Springfield one of those first days and traffic was backed up like crazy trying to get in there. I usually get me a whata burgr when i visit my sis in...

Sounds good to me.

Well... two of those dux riding out the eclipse are both female so I'm not sure how many fertile eggs I'd have. 😆

Hahaha!

:hugs :hugs :hugs :hugs

Dux didn't give a flux about no eclipse. It was buisness as usual.

Very cool!