yes you can just crush them up small enough almost to powder, but yes you can.
i do feed ducks in the park. you should have some slices of left over/old bread or maybe even some crakers. make sure you dont feed them meat or they become cannibals. oh yeah, make sure you dont hand feed them or they bite you... ouch... and scatter them on the ground for best results! enjoy and you feed those ducks... yeah!!!!!!
No, but the egg shells may get thin. I dry out old egg shells and then break them up into very small pieces and feed them to the hens.
Baby ducks eat alot of stuff but what I feed them is crack corn, grapes, veggie peals, and wheat. Everyone says that ducks cant eat it but the ducks LOVE it and they have never had an injury or and illness! And I am atually giving them to a farm tomorrow but never feed ducks onions or wild birdseed!
Most wild ducks dive down and eat underwater plants.Some ducks will eat small fish, insects are on their diet, grain, and seeds they eat also. People feed them in parks usually old bread. Domestic ducks are fed poultry feed which has crushed dried corn in it.Ducks eat grasses, wild grains, and other vegetation, such as pond weeds. Also water snails and some insects.When asked, "What do ducks eat?", many people's first answer is "bread." That's because humans have taken to feeding ducks bread whenever they are at a park, a lake or other places where ducks are gathered and people go to have picnics. While it's fun, the kids love it and the ducks look cute, it is not healthy for the ducks.Ducks who eat bread or crackers on a regular basis have organs which become enlarged and fatty, even though it's a treat. That causes them to have health problems, such as heart and liver disease. Birds also have a little pouch called a crop on their esophagus where they store food on its way through their digestive system. Bread can get stuck in there and cause them to sick.Most people who feed ducks think they are doing them a favor but just the opposite is the case. It is very poor nutrition as birds need protein, plus bread has a lot of additives that a bird's system does not know how to deal with as it tries to digest the pieces. In places where ducks are just constantly fed people food, some of the birds become dependent on getting the food and forget how to fend for themselves in the wild. Ducks will often fight over bread scraps and those on the losing end (the young and the old) will often become injured or go hungry.Ducks are omnivorous, meaning that they get their nutrition from plants as well as animals. Their typical diet consists of small snails and fish, algae, floating plants, seeds, frogs and other small lizards, berries, nuts, and whatever else they can find.Some ducks will eat small fish, insects are on their diet, grain, and seeds they eat also. People feed them in parks usually old bread. Domestic ducks are fed poultry feed which has crushed dried corn in it.Most wild ducks dive down and eat underwater plants
Ducks have their second moult at 12 weeks and can safely be on their own from that point. Here is a link with info on ducks.
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i do feed ducks in the park. you should have some slices of left over/old bread or maybe even some crakers. make sure you dont feed them meat or they become cannibals. oh yeah, make sure you dont hand feed them or they bite you... ouch... and scatter them on the ground for best results! enjoy and you feed those ducks... yeah!!!!!!
No, yhou should never feed animals cucumbers. They can make animals sick, tired, and potentially die. Feed them gasoline instead.
Why would you feed a duckling old turkey meat. Ducks are grain-eaters.
No, but the egg shells may get thin. I dry out old egg shells and then break them up into very small pieces and feed them to the hens.
Yes, they can. If you soften them by soaking them in water or throwing them into the pond first. Of course, the bird has to be in the mood for something salty in order for him/her to eat it. I once knew a Mallard couple that was crazy over Cheerios!
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Poor calcium consumption and usage by the hen. The hen may be getting old or you might need to add extra calcium in the form of bone meal or shellfish shells to the diet. Most feed stores can sell you ground shells to supplement the hens diet.
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