Some of these ducklings are from my shipped eggs and some are from her eggs. That's quite a lot of cuteness!
Hatching shipped eggs can be tricky, but it can also be worth the risk to get a breed of duckling you really want. Plus if a batch of hatching eggs gets lost in the mail, no biggie. If a shipment of live ducklings gets lost in the mail.....YIKES!
I will be taking a chance on some shipping eggs once I finally get my incubator issues figured out. By buying hatching eggs, I can get a drake from a different bloodline and ensure genetic diversity in my little flock. With patience and luck, I should end up with my own box of cuteness!
Congratulations on the ducklings Kerath!
Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteStay tuned over at my blog (http://www.teamhightail.com/) for some more up to date pics of the babies (as soon as I can get my butt in gear and post them!).
Don't know if I sent them to you or not, but here are closeups of the three:
http://www.teamhightail.com/2011/04/112-baby-duckies.html
BTW, they WH babies have gotten HUGE. They are fully twice the size of some of my smaller Buff/Runners and so much more substantial when you hold them.
They look adorable, even in their scruffy teenager stage :D
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