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We began incubation of
our eggs on the morning of April 5, 2005. It takes approximately 28
days for the eggs to hatch. We hope you enjoy our pictures over the
next few weeks as we raise our baby ducks. We will have to say good
bye to our ducks on June 1, 2005 as we release them to a farm where they
will remain in their new home.
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The first baby to hatch on
Tuesday morning. He was wet and exhausted after the hard work of
getting out. |
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The
second baby came not long after. He's
almost there. |
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Taking a nap in the warmth of
someone's hand. |
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Taking a closer look to
see the new arrival. |
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The second hatched cuddles to
keep warm under the light. |
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Showing off the new baby ducks
to the proud second graders. |
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At home on the first night with
Mrs. Baker. Owen cuddles one of the newest arrivals. |
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Brent visits the classroom to
see the babies. He admires one on the carpet just outside of the
pen. |
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A fuzzy blanket for cuddling is
just what they need to stay comfy and warm under their light. |
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Ready for another picture as
two of them look to see what's going on. |
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Safe and warm in their bucket
ready to go to sleep. |
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Our first walk to visit our
friends in the office. We're learning to follow our parents. |
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Sometimes we get out of line, but we never get
left behind. |
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Here
we come Mr. Carpenter. We are on our way. |
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We made it to the office. Time for a well
deserved break. |
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Mrs.
Moody has chosen her mascot. The baby of the group |
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Ready to make the long trek home to our second
grade classroom. |
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