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How many eggs does a mallard duck lays in a year?

Mallard ducks will lay and sit on about 8-15 eggs per year If you are collecting the eggs, ducks will lay over 100 eggs each year.


Are mallard ducks mammals?

Nope, all ducks, geese, chickens, guineas and soforth are birds. Mammals have fur, usually, and don't lay eggs. (The Platypus and Echidna are one exception.)


When do mallard duck started to lay eggs?

according to my study of mallard ducks this is impossible because mallard ducks are all BOYS! By ID1281088566 Ignore ID1281088566, he doesn't know what he's talking about. One of my mallard hens started laying at about 6 months old, in October. They usually don't lay until spring, and I'm sure this hen won't actually hatch a brood until then.


Will a mallard lay more than one egg?

It should do! Mallard Ducks lay a few eggs every year around 1-7 or even 8! Just take your duck to the vet if it lays one , unhealthy egg!


Can you eat mallard eggs?

You can eat eggs from any type of duck, it is illegal to in any way kill a wild mallard duck. You can only eat domesticated mallard ducks or their eggs.


What. Do ducks behave like?

They are the most common type of ducks and really interesting. Mallard ducks also behave like any other birds, building cup-like nests made up of grass and leaves. Female mallard ducks usually lay around five to fourteen greenish-white eggs in each clutch, and it's the female mallard that takes care of their ducklings.


What would ducks lay eggs for except to have children?

The only thing that ducks can lay are other ducks


Are ducks oviparous or viviparous?

Ducks are oviparous as they lay eggs.


Are ducks mammmals?

ducks are not mamals beacause they lay eggs


Do mallard ducks eat other mallard ducks?

No.


What do ducks lay there eggs?

yes they do :)


Why would mallard ducks lay eggs in late summer?

Mallard ducks may lay eggs in late summer due to a second breeding cycle, which can occur if environmental conditions are favorable, such as abundant food and suitable nesting sites. This behavior allows them to take advantage of the longer daylight hours and warmer temperatures. Additionally, if their first brood was unsuccessful, they might attempt to nest again to increase their reproductive success.