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Monday, January 27, 2003


In March 2000, a Muscovy Hen abandoned her nest of eggs. We decided to bring the eggs in to incubate them. Muscovy eggs take 35 days to incubate, which is slightly longer than other duck breeds.

Our Ducks.
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