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Duck eggs backyard

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Duck eggs backyard

Was cutting grass in my backyard and out popped a mallard from underneath my cedar. I had a closer look and found 7 eggs.

We have no pets, no one is to touch these. Will she return?
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Yes, highly probable if you have not touched the eggs.
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten....
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More then likely, we had one drop by for about half the day for close to a week, new egg with each visit. She then stayed with them for 5-6days all the time.

Two nights ago a racoon scared her off, and over the next day and a bit was back at least twice for the eggs :(
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OP in a couple weeks.
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It's pronounced Throat Wobbler Mangrove
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I saw a couple of maillards on a grassy median outside a retirement home and mental health social housing building. It was 10pm and dark out. I'm guessing there were eggs there, after reading this thread? No water anywhere close by for swimming.
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you can try making balut or salted duck eggs.

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