My duck friend Wiggle got a girlfriend and totally off-season she started laying eggs. But she wasn't interested in incubating them... Now should I just let them go cold? Well, you know me. And by the way, these are like almost my grandchildren, since I incubated Wiggle with the warmth of my own body :) So no matter what, they were gonna get a chance to hatch. Although the timing could have been better...
Music in this video:
Curve Ball by Terry Devine-King and Adam Drake
Magic Mysteries by Terry Devine-King
Archimedes Triangle by John Ashton Thomas
Noble Spirit by Oliver Ledbury
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A very nice video. Unlike any I had seen before.
I love this man. He is so empathetic, more so than even the duck's mother who didn't sit on her eggs. Reminds me of American's disregarding their unborn.
What an enjoyable video! Thank You for bringing this to us! God Bless the Ducklings!
Such a wonderful man, who really loves birds. Great video!
I do not understand him!!!
That is dedication, for sure. Looks like everything is well.
they are adorable and you, sir, have the patience of an angel!!
so so cute
I love his videos and am happy for the update. Glad all is well.
love the ducklings, thanks to the man who took such great care of them. And thank you Mel for posting this video today. God bless.
I guess he really has a thing for ducks, like most people have a thing for dogs or cats, or horses, etc. I can't imagine taking a couple of duck eggs on a journey, but I can understand his reason for taking them. The ducklings will bond with the first "mother" it sees. (I had a baby goose for awhile, and they sure do poop a lot!)
This guy is a very nice man!
The video is really neat, thanks for sharing. I hope they made it to adult hood.