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They do like to be up on things don’t they.

Mine don’t really care for it either but they will stay out all day where my Runners an Buffs will go in to get out of it for a while. I’m sure hoping the worst is behind us. I bet they enjoyed that temp an sun we went into low 60’s with sun it was awesome

Opie yesterday coming in to say high. And Opie an 2 of his girls hanging out

I love them all but that last one is priceless :love

Wish they came in ducks too. But then I'd have to have a pair with geese on them too. lol

:eek:I'd have the big one :lol:

Oh my gosh that’s funny. Group broodys

Sweet scovy’s in the wood pile

They are absolutely adorable. :love Can't wait to see them feathering in. They change so much. Congrats on your new babies.

They are just beautiful You might also check out any water ways around you. That is where I got my first Muscovies, seems they make their escape and don't go home. Mine can't fly since I clip their wings so don't have to worry about them going down to the river below us.

The Dish tech came in the other day, and Opie my Muscovy drake was inside with us, I wish you could have seen the guys face. I said real quick He won't bite. [actually he may have he loves to grab hold of pants legs] lol

@TominWa You described them to a T. They really are very friendly, I love the tail wag.

Beautiful! Muscovies everyone. :love

They may. :)

They look young reason I asked is Muscovy don't sexually mature as fast as other breeds. Or mine never have my Runners/Buffs were sexually active at 4 months laying shortly after. My Muscovys hatch one year breed and lay following spring.

How old are they @Duck Lover88

Gorgeous!

Great pics!