Reviews by CayugaLover

i suppose i'm just too picky, but i started out with 5 and now i have one. all four gone were taken by foxes, and the one i have left isn't very nice. at least she doesn't pick on the other birds.

i've hade my little rooster, Grayson, since he was a chick. he's really sweet to people and to my other birds, and he doesn't mind at all when i scoop him up, hug him, kiss his beak...

he's a fake mallard, and i named him teal. very nice bird! kind of boring, though.and i never have to worry about him getting attacked by a fox!

i haven't finished the book yet, but i already know that it's great! it is very helpful, with lots of information on all sorts of great things. i have only borrowed it from the liebrary, but i definitly would like to own it! it also has good pictures. i definitly recommend it!

i am the proud owner of two muscovies, one male and one juvenile female... i am hoping to get more soon. the female is the most tame animal i have ever met. she will eat out of your hand, and sit in your lap. she makes a wide variety of quiet, sweet noises. my drake, cyclone, is very sweet and will stand in my lap, without food or treats to bribe him. he will 'talk' to me, huffing when i bring him treats. i think that muscovies are overall great birds and a great pet! (the drake was free as a gift. i don't remember how much the duck was, but she was well worth it!)

i just love my cayugas! (notice my username...) it took a while to build up their trust, but now, they will get in my lap and let me pet them. one of them is learning her name, Midnight, and she is very smart. their eggs are bigger and taste richer than chicken eggs, and they won't eat your earrings like some other chickens and ducks do. i don't mind the mess they make, but, they just can't leave the mud puddles alone!
they were about 10 dollars each.