A couple years ago we had a pair of wood ducks light on a I-beam on top of one of the boilers at the plant where I work.Dangdest thing I ever seen. We had to get the binos out just to double check em. Got a picture of em but they were blury because they were so high..
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Every morning I pour myself a cup of coffee and go check my game camera in the woods behind the house, this morning I got about halfway through the backyard and looked straight up in the air (heard the wings) and it was about five ducks, I could not tell which kind though, but I thought it was strange for them to be around my place. Guess I need to do some scouting 

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Speaking of Duck's in weird places. My mounted mallard that was on the wall wasn't their as I walked in my front door the other day. He had some how flown down off the wall after this many years. Come to find out he had a little help from my 60 pund lab. She left a trail leading to her kennel
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i live in jafrica, ms in belhaven. 2 times- mother wooduck and ducklings in my back yard and most recently a hen wooduck flew into my chimney and died. i would have saved it if i would have know, however the smell is what alarmed me. when i pulled it out, i could not believe it!
we are no where near the water!
we are no where near the water!
duckmon wrote:i live in jafrica, ms in belhaven. 2 times- mother wooduck and ducklings in my back yard and most recently a hen wooduck flew into my chimney and died. i would have saved it if i would have know, however the smell is what alarmed me. when i pulled it out, i could not believe it!
we are no where near the water!
I told you those were not woodies they were crows you big dummy
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I was up in the southwest corner of Montana for a class earlier this summer one of our mapping projects was out in dry desert like area that had nothing but sage brush, cactus and rattle snakes. At the end of the day one of my friends had a picture for me and it was of a hen mallard nest that was up under a sage bush. He said that it flushed out after they had been standing next to it for about 5 minutes. It was carzy because the nest was atleast two miles from the nearest water which was the Big Hole river.
Definatly never expected to see a duck out there.
Definatly never expected to see a duck out there.
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