These little guys are a month or so late arriving; they’re tiny enough to float on lily pads. But, they still represent the change of generations. It’s just that their mother has apparently mistaken July for May.
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Late arrivals–Newburgh Lake, Michigan
Cute. Now they have to mature faster, unless they are the non-migratory kind. Then being seasonally late should not matter so much.
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I have some ducklings coming any day now here at Villa Migelita. I can’t wait.
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Being that close to the equator, I’m guessing you have no seasons. Rainy and dry maybe?
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I wonder what adventures held them up? Beautiful creatures and wonderful photos!
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Being this late to arrive is quite unusual. No feathers, just fuzz. But, with our summers lasting longer, they should be OK.
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We have seen many here as well. They seem to grow rather fast.
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No wonder they grow fast. The whole time I observed these, they were constantly foraging. 🙂
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🙂 So true.
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So cute.
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Still all fuzz, no feathers yet. 🙂
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They are cute anyways 🙂
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Awww! So cute! Love the photo 🙂
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Could this be a second brood of the the season? Do ducks do that?
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Interesting. I googled and it does happen rarely.
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