Nov 4, 2018
My Yorkie points at ducks.
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My Yorkie points at ducks.
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📷Credit: Brent Cizek
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A merganser hen was seen in Bemidji, Minnesota with more than 50 ducklings when this photo was shot. When Cizek returned to the lake, there were another twenty bringing the total to 76 ducklings following this mama. People around Bemidji said they frequently saw the big brood together in the following weeks.
Some ducks lay a few of their dozen eggs in more than their own nest. That could account for some of the extra ducks. Scientists suggest ducklings often get confused by hens that resemble the mothers they imprinted on, and they may follow the wrong one.
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