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Ducks,geese & swans
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I have never really been into feeding ducks etc...as I've believed that bread can't be ideal for them (you don't often see them queueing in the bakery) They've probably got enough food at this time of year anyway, but what would be the best food to help them out in the winter months if you wanted to? Does all the bread that they get given at this time of year harm them in anyway?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You may well laugh, Smudge. My local town is Fakenham. The town is full of ducks who live on the River Wensum and they DO QUEUE UP outside the two baker shops (and sometimes venture inside) especially when it's nearly closing time and the leftovers are fed to them. Don't know whether it's good for them, but they seem to think it is!
To answer the question, check here.
http://tn.essortment.com/feedingducksge_ruiq.htm
Seems it isnt such a good idea.
http://tn.essortment.com/feedingducksge_ruiq.htm
Seems it isnt such a good idea.
Smudge...If you enjoyed hearing about the Ducks in Fakenham check out this link:
PEABODY DUCKS
Me and Mrs Rinkytink stayed here on our honeymoon. The Ducks were very cool.
PEABODY DUCKS
Me and Mrs Rinkytink stayed here on our honeymoon. The Ducks were very cool.
yes, bread is the worst possible thing to give ducks. they are capable to helping themselves as they eat almost anything. but if you want to help then feed them kitchen scraps. they even eat boiled eggs and chicken in small strips. left over food is also an option unless it is spicy or is rice based