Ducklings Released

It’s very rewarding finally releasing ducks back into the wild where they belong.

So far we have released 18 ducks that have come to us as ducklings and have had to be reared and cared for, ducks are very messy and need to be cleaned out twice daily, so we are happy to see these last four go.

They made such a noise when we released them, they seemed as happy as we were!

 

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