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Will your mallard duck and her ducklings be fine in your yard after hatching?
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∙ 15y ago
Yes, don't bother them and they'll fly away when they're older.
Plus; NEVER EVER FEED THEM BREAD.
It's the single biggest killer in all wild ducks, feeding them is killing them!
Just like when you see the "Please don't feed the bears" signs, wild animals should never be fed. That includes WILD ducks.
http://www.liveducks.com/bread.html
It's bad for any kind of duck, wild or domestic, or the domestic ducks people "release" to the wild. Note the fact that they are DOMESTIC ducks, and can't live in the WILD. WILD ducks can live in the WILD; but DOMESTIC ducks can only live in DOMESTIC settings. They have been bred for centuries to be fatter for human consumption, and shorter wing spans to reduce fly-aways in the domestic farm/backyard setting. Plus, they have 'odd' coloration compared to wild ducks. White is a dead giveaway to a predator.
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