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I tend to give potted plants bigger pots earlier than most. I want them to do as well as possible. When a plant in my care flourishes it gives me satisfaction and pleasure.

That's awesome!

Yes.

I never had any issue with the males being with the females and ducklings. They had a large area to be in though.

Then feed them all the egg shells they want.

I don't like it either, for some reason it :sick me out.

Depends on the state. Some of the southern states are nearly year round.

It was the Muscovies that brooded early, the Swedish waited until May and June.

I must've had super broodies. Mine usually started laying and being broody at around eight months of age. It wasn't unusual for the first year ducks to start before the more experienced ones often coming out with ducklings in February and March. Most of the time there was still snow on the...

She's pretty!

Being so big will help keep them from flying too much.

Not envious. Shiver.🥶

There are times that I wished we lived in Montana, now is not one of those times.

I have a few that molt like this. i prefer that they do a slower molt, that way it's not as stressful to the system.

Pretty pullets.

Fourteen weeks would be just over three months.

Eagle? That's the only aerial predator that bothered our ducks.

Creole Leghorn project rooster.

Is the front one blue gold wheaten?

These two would be delighted to help with coon control.