EASTER DUCKLINGS

Oh what a lovely blog Gee! So beautiful to see them, loved your commentary too!

LOVELY

Gorgeous - baby anything are irresistible aren't they? (Well, nearly anything...)

Excellent blog Gee!

Cute as can be.

Ah I cannot resist ducklings, they are gorgeous and it does amuse me that no matter where you see them there is always one that lags behind, lol.
When they are taken to the pond does that mean they have left your garden or does mun bring them back for a while.
Its a lovely blog Gee, both photo's and the captions, I bet you have told many a good story to your family over the years....

Lovely blog Gee so lovely to see them all following Mum and just love the photo of Bertie marching along......so cute :o)

Amazing blog!!

That is so lovely Gee, and I agree the commentary was brilliant! I'm sure Bertie is everyone's Fav x

How Cute, I would want them to stay.
Dig the rest of that lawn up Gee & make them a pond, Lol.

Brilliantly captured and annotated Gee, and Millie was good too!

lucky you! they are lovely:)

love it! not many things can compete with little ducks for cuteness! Got a chuckle out of "No that's not your father!"...lol...

I don't often say this, but "Aaawwwwwww!"

Oh Bertie! Such fun....he,s a comic
We have a pair who come every spring the other day they went to sleep in the flower trough.....luckily its the one with thrift and hardy geraniums.....then sometimes a lone male joins them....each year...he must be Berties uncle.......:0))

Brill bog Gee:)

Just fab. Gee. great photos, how amazing to have ducks wandering around your garden.

So cute. That Bertie really needs to geta move on and stop dawdling behind. LOL.

So cute. That Bertie really nheeds to keep up. He needs to stop dawdling behind. LOL.

Oops, posted twice, and now can't get rid of one for some reason.

Loved you blog and photos hope they all keep nice and safe.

Lovely pictures Gee, especially Bertie stepping out and not quite following the rest of the gang. I hope they all keep safe and well.

What a brilliant set of photos, just right for Easter, how lovely to have a brood of duckings in your own garden. All we get is a bl.... badger!!

Gosh, DD, How exciting! A Badger? "Badgers is good" but can be a bit on the dangerous side if you approach them, we were told. We get enormous, pale, rather aggressive ones here, and were startled once to be told by the local Forestry official that if we were ever to accidentally knock one down, to stay inside the car, not to get out under any circumstances and to phone their emergency number, and they'd come and sort things out. Always thought of them as beautiful, shy, retiring, self-effacing creatures. (The badgers, that is, not the men from the "Forestale").

Gattina.....no badger is not good, see my blog!! badger is a bl.... pest, we will be penniless if he ruins any more fences, I am glad these are not as enormous as the ones over there.

Oh Dear!

I'm glad they found their way to the water :o) You must have been excited to have them nest in your garden ...

It is lovely to have them, Hywel, but I hate it when they go and I fear for them. The male with one foot missing returned this morning and waited until I put out some food for him :)

Thank you Gee. What a lovely Easter Day surprise for me when I came on to catch up. I will be going around grinning all day. I'm so glad they are now hatched and dispatched. Will look forward to next year. Hope Millie is okay after eating her stolen easter egg.

Wonderful ... fabulous photos and captions. :o)))

Brilliant blog Gee. Have added it to favourites so's to show Granddaughter when she gets home from school. She will love it.
You're so lucky to see such a sight. :o)

Thanks, Lindalooloo, hope your granddaughter enjoyed seeing the photos. My granddaughter (18) wanted me to keep them in the garden until she could get to see them but Mother Duck had other ideas!