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View Shopping Cart / Checkout Ducks Before these 2 ducks were hatched, their eggs were placed into a goose nest. The mother goose raised them as if they were her own. Wherever the mother went the ducks did too. If the ducks were left by themselves they would quack, quack, quack until the mother goose came to get them. We don't use sprinklers when our lawn is watered. The lawn is flooded with irrigation water. There are a couple of low spots where the water collects in little pools. So whenever the yard is being watered the ducks come to swim in the little pools. A "duckling" is a baby duck. Click here to see the ducks with their goose family. Kids Farm on CD | Contact us | Where do you want to go? | Table of contents View Shopping Cart / Checkout

Ducks of the World Ducks belong to the sub family Anatinae. Not only is this grouping the largest group of waterfowl it is also the most diverse. The characteristics generally held in common by ducks when compared to geese and swans are the small body size, shorter necks, narrower wings which are more pointed, and wing beats which are more rapid. Frequently the males and females are colored differently with the male having the brighter plumage of the two. There are two body molts per m ...

View Shopping Cart / Checkout Geese Mother goose, her children and the 2 adopted ducks are on their way to the irrigation ditch for a swim. One young goose has some black feathers that look like sideburns on the side of his head. That's why he got the name "Elvis". Click here for a close-up of Elvis. Is the coast clear? Where are the dogs? OK, let's run for it! The irrigation ditch is only about 50 centimeters wide, but that doesn't stop them from having a good time. Kids Farm on CD | Contact us | Where do you want to go? | Table of contents View Shopping Cart / Checkout

Canada Goose, Branta canadensis Scientific Name: The genus name is a Modern Latin word that was originally derived from the Anglo-Saxon word brennan or bernan (to burn). It probably refers to the dark charcoal color of this bird. The species name is Modern Latin meaning "of Canada." Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Aves Order: Anseriformes Family: Anatidae Size: 64-114 cm (25-45 in) in length. Color: Black head and neck; white chin strap; dark upper parts; paler under ...

Hooded Merganser, Lophodytes cucullatus Scientific name: The genus name is derived from the combination of two Greek words, lophos (a crest) and dytes (a diver). These diving birds have a distinctive feathery crest. The species name is the Latin word for "hooded," cucullatus. Phylum:Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Aves Order: Anseriformes Family: Anatidae Size: 46 cm (18 in) in length. Color: Males have a black head with a conspicuous, somewhat triangular white patch; blac ...

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