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Latest reviews
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MallardLast year in 2023 I found a baby mallard, all alone in a Kroger parking lot, surrounded by cars and no mom or nest, let alone a pond or water...- talkinboutchickens
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AmericanPersonality variedI originally got a young adult trio of buff Americans and the gander was extremely sweet and friendly. The hens were friendly but standoffish...- Amer
Latest comments
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Plantasmagoria Micro Homestead and Farm: Welcome to Quailtopia!What are you raising the quails for?
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Pilgrim Geesegeese are more of an alarm system., than a guard. they can be attacked by predators too. they will not protect your ducks or chickens. but you...- Jenbirdee
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Call DuckI’ve never heard that until now. Source? Call ducks with short bills can have trouble hatching but I’ve never heard of breathing problems...
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Other Poultry Breeds
Pomeranian geese were developed from the Eastern Greylag. This is what causes true Pomeranians...
Vulturine guineafowl have been kept in captivity for decades. While not considered domesticated...
This beautiful duck has been present in waterfowl fanciers collections for years and has...
A beautiful and popular waterfowl commonly kept in zoos and private collections.
Dark Campbells are a color variation of the popular Khaki Campbell. They are a dark, almost...
It is rumored that in 365 B.C. when the Gauls attempted to break in and attack Rome during the...
The Buff Orpington duck is a dual-purpose breed that lays 180-240 large white eggs per year, and...
A very close cousin to the Golden Pheasant, one that often hybridizes with them. Similar care...
![Buda Pest Tumbler [Pigeon]](/data/attachments/544/544349-cf67a2a2cea5e15b9573a31fc4ef7858.jpg)
Crested ducks are dual-purpose, medium weight ducks. They are mainly used for Pet, Exhibition, and Ornamental purposes, but can also be used for Eggs and Meat. If kept as pets, they will live about 8 to 12 years. The females rarely go broody and will lay anywhere from 100 to 130 eggs per year...
