I love observing birds and their behavior, it is incredible the infinity of things that we can visualize just by seeing them, how their behavior is, how social and classist they can be, I have many poultry, hens, chickens, turkeys, bananas In fact, many birds and I also have ducks, a game by the way, but of all these birds what really catches my attention is the behavior of the latter mentioned, these ducks do not separate from each other, they are always united and unlike the other birds, this one does not relate to the others, on the contrary it has had several conflicts, which despite being only a duck hunt, greatly dominate the coral because they overlap with the other birds.a

These birds are the ones in charge in the pen, that's why I made it special just for them, because I haven't definitely determined the cause of the fights with the other birds, but I have seen who finishes them and this pair, despite being less numbers are not willing to be subdued and have often made others run.

There are times when I see how they play in the pond, they submerge, they make poses, unfortunately at this moment when I captured the photos I could not photograph them inside the pond and I did not want to force them to get in, that's why I took the photographs that I took as natural as possible. and trying not to bother them so much, because I wanted to interrupt their space since they were calm at the moment

What kind of experiences have you had with these birds? Have you ever seen a couple as unruly as they are? The truth is that this was the first time it happened to me because I had no idea that they could have this behavior. I have always liked ducks because of how versatile they can be, they can fly, swim, and be terrestrial, I think it's one of the most complete birds that can exist, which is why they are also worthy of admiration for their beauty.

Well, dear friends, thanks to the feathered friends, this is where my content arrived. I hope you liked it. Thank you very much for reading me. At any moment we will be back again, presenting you with new birds from my yard. It will be until the next opportunity.