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What is a ducks habitat?

Updated: 4/28/2022
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marshes, swamps, creeks, ponds, near farms, lakes usually residing on banks, shorelines in tuftf of grass or amidst grasses, shrubs, cattails for shelter and camoflauge.

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A Ducks habitat is waters and boggy places and where its sorta warm. Anywhere theres water!!!

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DUCKS RULE!!!

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