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My friend has a few geese , Toulouse pair, (2) (1) sex/type unknown goose , 1 female emden and (1) female Egyptian goose… for some reason a few weeks ago, they have all chased the Egyptian goose away…she sits on the side of the enclosure….one of the Emden is laying a nest but since the only male...

I rescued a beautiful Peking male - you can see my other posts- two had been dumped in a friends yard pond…the fox got one, then friend called me because of the “odd duck” in his yard….found other was starving and when I went there he basically walked over and let me pick him up. The problem is...

I just installed the liner - there is a gravity drain reinstalled underneath since yard is on a hill. I also have the ability to reroute filter discharge to drain. I’m on a very tight budget, so filter from Amazon $125, pump $75, a bag of chlorine (only very very lightly chlorinated ) liner $0...

I’m looking to buy a pair of mergansers or any other exotic really…I want to hand raise so they bond with me then add to my aviary (I have mandarins, call ducks, etc.). Note I have been hand raising ducklings for many years. They will be well cared for. I can pick up / meet in the NJ / eastern...

Question- can Peking ducks survive on their own in nature ? (PA region). I have seen Cayugas that were both released and escaped pets in locals lakes and they thrive, but they are much more adept at flying and foraging (and they live in the wild in NY regardless)… So my reason for about...

I wish I had a picture of this - was outside in yard when ducks scattered…I looked up and a raptor / hawk or whatever it was flying down and literally bounced off the netting over my yard…it was trying to get my call ducks (and would have if it weren’t for the net) but I guess it didn’t realize...

A few years ago a fox killed two of my Rouens (who would free range in my yard during the day and be locked in coop at night). So then a few days ago I’m pretty sure the fox killed another call duck - the yard is fenced and netted as a simple ‘aviary’, but the call ducks were in a coop outside...