*Update: The ducklings in this video are Mallard ducklings. Thank you to everyone for bringing this to our attention! The Mallard Duck is a small dabbling duck that inhabits shallow ponds and wetlands throughout North America. These Mallards (23-2467) were reported to our center when a Hallandale resident discovered them as chicks sitting next to their deceased mother. Fortunately, they had no obvious wounds or fractures. During their time in our hospital, they have started to grow and develop.

Ducklings can make a good day into a great one! These are mallard ducklings. The ducklings will stay with their mother for about 60 days. Mallards eat vegetation, both on land and in water. They also eat earthworms, snails, and insect larvae. They should not be fed bread or other processed foods. Mallards can hybridize with other species, like the American Black Duck. Staff observed these ducklings at the Halifax Public Gardens @hfxpublicgardens Put your volume up to hear sweet peeps from the du

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