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The runners are a year and 2-3 years. I don’t suppose my drake will ever chill out a bit. You know since he’s a wild mallard with a set...

Now my goose is definitely large and in charge of everyone else but this little Muscovy Joy. What's funny is another of my Muscovy...

Oh these boys and raging hormones. I have a Muscovy female about 5 lbs that bullies my female goose. Thankfully Missy can stay out of...

My faithful little drake is an a-hole. He’s a wild Mallard (not protected in my country) that I raised after finding him as a day old...

I’ve seen it paired with other courtship behavior, no other time, which is why I believe it’s courtship as well. I had an all-drake...

Since I only had Muscovy from 2004 until 2016 I had never seen any kind of behavior like this until my Runner drake got his drake...

It might be courtship behavior -- who knows ducks might find belching sounds attractive. But I only have drakes that do not have...

Oh yes definitely the head shake. Well I’m glad it’s not ‘go away’ behaviour!’

This is one of the drake’s courtship behaviors. The head shakes “build up” to it, and then they rear back and make that “ha-hmm” or...

It's definitely drake behavior although they don't all do it. I have seen it explained as the duck is adjusting its crop but I am not...

Every time mine do this It makes me laugh.

Thank you! I was wondering whether he was trying to flirt with me or warn me off. Kinda offended when I’ve raised him since he was a day...

Does anyone know what this behaviour by my drake means? I put it on instagram in case someone (even hunters!) knew but no luck.