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When the mama duck left the nest I took nearly 2 dozen rotten eggs out. Meanwhile the baby was foraging like crazy, seen here with its head nearly submerged.
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Photo journal of Carolyn Ohl-Johnson.
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Back in Alpine
The mama duck has a history of setting on her eggs long after they could possibly hatch, so we decided to remove them in hopes the baby duck would get more opportunites to forage.
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When the mama duck left the nest I took nearly 2 dozen rotten eggs out. Meanwhile the baby was foraging like crazy, seen here with its head nearly submerged.
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When the mama duck left the nest I took nearly 2 dozen rotten eggs out. Meanwhile the baby was foraging like crazy, seen here with its head nearly submerged.
That baby is a little cutie.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree more. Hope I can resist the urge to post a gazillion photos of it.
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