Quacks from Pennsylvania
Flapper & family received this adorable email today from some fellow quack addicts in Pennsylvania. It was so cute we had to share.
Hey Flapper and the gang! I’m Daisy and Mom asked me to send you some photos of us. Oh, by the way, got PEAS to share?!!!
We have a pretty sweet set-up. We built this ourselves, well our family helped a little. We picked the paint color – pea green!
This is our “Duck Mobile.” We live near a hawk sanctuary (Hawk Mountain) so we are not allowed to be out in the yard unless our family is out with us.
The rest of the day is spent in our movable pen to keep us safe. There are lots of bugs, greens, chow and of course, swimming to fill the day.
We didn’t like walking in the snow but loved eating it! The “Duck Mobile” attaches to the back of our house and the ground is lined with wood shavings to keep our feet warm.
Our spirits were kept up with daily feedings of lettuce and peas….
and occasionally a swim in the ladybug pool!
Well, that’s all for now.
We’ll keep reading about the adventures of our favorite celebrity duck and his gang!
Quacks & Extra Peas,
Daisy, Lucy, Ruby, Clover, Matilda, Violet, and Molly
9 Comments
That’s way too cute! What kind of ducks are they? Very unusual looking (and cute!)!
They’re khaki campbell domestic ducks. Very fashionable, don’t you think?
Love, love Daisy’s blueish-grey nose.
This just lifted my spirits after a horrid day. Maybe Daisy could be Flap’s long distance girl!
What nice-looking ducks!
Gosh- thanks everybody for the lovely comments about us (blush)! For once, Matilda doesn’t know what to say. ~Daisy
Hey girls,
You’re all lovely, and you’ve got quite a charming home and garden.
I’d love to hear more from you. Send in some updates from time to time, would you? I’ve heard that Flapper is a softie when it comes to the ladies, and I’m sure he wouldn’t mind sharing the spotlight for a bit. Especially if you bring peas.
What lovely ducks they are. That was fun! I can’t believe the snow pictures.
These brown ducks are so cute. I was wondering also what kind they are but read Tiff’s response above. It’s just amazing how many types of ducks there are in this world; all so unique.