Well, it’s about time!

She did it! Finally!!! It took her long enough but she pulled it off. Angie had ducklings and brought them by to see grand-mama. Better late than never, as the saying goes.

Here they are!

Here they are!

Seven little balls of fluff spent a good ten minutes with me, nibbling on bread and trying to stay out of the way of the flock of adults mingling around. Angie kept a watchful eye on them, while filling her crop at the same time. Who’s better than Angie? Nobody!

Even a duck as watchful and resourceful as Angie couldn’t compete with the aggressive drakes milling about though. She would peck at them anytime they got near the chicks and one finally had enough of it. Being a mom must have slowed her down, because he quickly got the upper wing and showed her who was boss.

angie getting whooped

Angie getting her tailed whooped, while the young’uns watch.

After the scuffle, she decided to gather-up the chicks and leave.

"Come on kids, we're out of here!"

“Come on kids, we’re out of here!”

I can’t say if Brad is the father, but who am I to judge? I know Angie wouldn’t settle for just any drake. All that matters is I’m a grandmother, which is a really cool thing.

ball of fluff

Cute, cute, cute!

Blessed be :}

 

About tinthia

Wondering, searching, and wandering, I'm an earth witch with a desire to get it right in my lifetime. The flow of the river feeds my inner goddess and fuels my soul. Blessed be. :}
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