I've seen similar-looking behaviour in wild mallards at home in the St. Clare River … the female did NOT appear willing, and was held down in the water by a couple of boys in the gang while the boss mated with her. A few males standing by supplied whatever extra quacking was needed.
SittingFox
25 Feb 2012
The chicks are going to be a very weird colour!
gdare
26 Feb 2012
Love triangle 😆
anonymous
26 Feb 2012
TBR writes:
They're randy boogers aren't they! The only bird (that we know of I think) that will carry out homosexual necrophilia…
Words
26 Feb 2012
Darko, yep, that's ducks for you!
Words
26 Feb 2012
Erwin, thanks!
Words
26 Feb 2012
TBR, I've not seen necrophiliac behaviour but I have seen some fairly brutal treatment of a drake by two other drakes.
Words
26 Feb 2012
Adele, it will be interesting to see the chicks and with such distinctive parents I'll have a fairly good chance of spotting them.
Words
26 Feb 2012
dW, this seemed relatively friendly as duck matings go.
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derWandersmann
25 Feb 2012I've seen similar-looking behaviour in wild mallards at home in the St. Clare River … the female did NOT appear willing, and was held down in the water by a couple of boys in the gang while the boss mated with her. A few males standing by supplied whatever extra quacking was needed.
SittingFox
25 Feb 2012The chicks are going to be a very weird colour!
gdare
26 Feb 2012Love triangle 😆
anonymous
26 Feb 2012TBR writes:
They're randy boogers aren't they! The only bird (that we know of I think) that will carry out homosexual necrophilia…
Words
26 Feb 2012Darko, yep, that's ducks for you!
Words
26 Feb 2012Erwin, thanks!
Words
26 Feb 2012TBR, I've not seen necrophiliac behaviour but I have seen some fairly brutal treatment of a drake by two other drakes.
Words
26 Feb 2012Adele, it will be interesting to see the chicks and with such distinctive parents I'll have a fairly good chance of spotting them.
Words
26 Feb 2012dW, this seemed relatively friendly as duck matings go.
Wulpen
19 Oct 2012The shots are wonderful… and Interesting