Ducks and geese

Hand feeding ducks and geese at Ngatea Water Gardens #travel #NewZealand #Ngatea #Ngateawatergarden #ducks #birds #geese

In Tokyo, there are lots of gardens with ponds and parks with beautiful Japanese nature to admire. These cute ducks can be seen at Shinobazu Pond. #japan #tokyo #cute

This breed was formerly classified as a light duck, but is now generally in a class of its own due to its popularity. Interbred with other types, the Runner contributed to the ancestry of nearly all the light duck breeds, which have a lower carriage than it. There are now fourteen standard colours in the […]

Building a goose coop or duck house. Waterfowl don't need the same things as chickens do, so building ducks or geese a coop is slightly different than building a chicken coop. I'll show you how. #homesteading

Thinking about getting ducks for your backyard or homestead? Consider the rare and beautiful Saxony duck breed, which lays up to 240 eggs annually. The Saxony might be one of your best choices if you're looking for a heritage dual-purpose duck. We breed this endangered duck and have hatched and raised numerous ducklings for meat and eggs. The Saxony has exceeded expectations in every way.

Li'l boss duck.

Ducks are fairly different animals but they also have more differences that you might imagine. Find out what they are.

Geese mostly eat plant matter but they are omnivores and do eat a varied diet typical of most waterfowl. Learn about foods they can and cannot eat here.

Just out for a day in the park. Presumably on their way to a vicarage tea party of some sort.

Geese aren't difficult if you're prepared. Find out what makes them different from other barnyard birds and decide if they're right for you

White-faced Whistling Ducks

Geese aren't nearly as popular pets for the backyard as chickens or even ducks. So it's likely you don't know these 12 fun facts about them.