Perfect The Dwelling Land
This is all just my opinion based on a flawed memory
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They tend to be flighty and have had most of their broodiness bred out of them. I keep hoping that if my Muscovy keep hatching and raising them so that they experience having an "almost" real mother, the instincts will reemerge. So far, no.Mary Cook wrote:I've never had muscovies but I had Khaki Campbells for years. The guy who gave me the eggs told me they can't hatch their own eggs; I found this was true.
It is my policy to put a sitting bird in some sort of protective custody with everything she needs. Sitting birds with the exception of geese, tend to just sit, then get off the nest long enough to eat and drink, or in the case of ducks, bath. I use shallow rubber feed tubs as bathtubs for the Muscovy inside their enclosure and add mulch as needed to keep things clean. Just about everything in my neighbourhood thinks ducks and eggs are yummy.They need four weeks, and usually predators would get the nest and sometimes the hen but then one nested right against our house --still four weeks went by and none hatched.
But why do you have six abraham lincolns? Is this tiny ad a clone too?
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