Thanks Marigold it is a full
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Hi! You have come to the right place. I wrote this guide for people in your situation. https://poultrykeeper.com/duck-keeping/how-to-care-for-wild-baby-ducks/ As for the fleas.... you can either comb them all out with a mascara brush (clean one) or if they are really bad it may need a trip to the ve...

Cute!!!

Probably wait until they are fully feathered and the boys hormones (testicles) have calmed down. pictures of babies always welcome!

Definitely separate the boys, see how the girls get on, they may be ok, they may not. If they get stressed they can trample babies so it really depends on their individual relationships. Have separate pens ready if needs be, you should know immediately!

Hi I would separate them.
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Lucky girls

Sounds good! Just keep an eye on the girl laying soft shell eggs It could lead to egg yolk peritonitis.
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ahh yes, this looks like they have not molted their wing feathers and they have just got tatty and worn down. I have a few laying girls that this happens to. There isn't much you can do really apart from hope they molt them at some point which they may do next year. If you are really worried and you...

Hi :) they do sound like they have an excellent diet :) Campbells are bred for laying and often lay all year round, only stopping during a few weeks of molt, some don't even molt and continue to lay with their feathers become very tatty. This is a genetic thing due to selective breeding for high egg...