Tag: Ducks

Playing near the Blynman Bridge

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On Thursday afternoon the bridge was up for a large sailboat.  Looked over and noticed lots of ducks about to play in the current.

Walking Stacy Boulevard

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This Autumn has been so delightful except for the dry conditions.  The ducks love to play under the cut bridge.

Late afternoon on Saturday

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Late Saturday afternoon the clouds over the beach were beautiful.  It got a little foggy with winds.  Great afternoon.  Also, the ducks and ducklings swimming are adorable.

Ducklings learning to swim

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How cute are these little ducklings.  It was foggy and drizzling, but these ducks were having fun.

Love the ducks under the Blynman Bridge

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They are all going in the same direction.  Must be good food under the ocean.

Ducks playing under the Blynman Bridge

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Love watching the ducks play in the current under the bridge. When swimming towards the Annisquam and then ride the current into Gloucester Harbor.

One of my favorites

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Love these pretty ducks playing in the current under the Blynman Bridge

 

These cuties are always crossing the street

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These ducks are so cute, they are always crossing the street near Clark Pond.  All the drivers are very patient with them.

West Gloucester’s beautiful pond

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So many great birds, turtles and wildlife over at this peaceful pond.

Playing under the Blynman Bridge

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

These ducks are so funny as the play in the current under the bridge.

Enjoyed visiting and feeding these cute ducks

Posted on by Donna Ardizzoni

Please make sure you do not feed the ducks bread, it is not good for them.  Here is a list of food that is ok, these cuties loved the peas

  • Cracked corn
  • Wheat, barley, or similar grains
  • Oats (uncooked; rolled or quick)
  • Milo seed
  • Birdseed (any type or mix)
  • Grapes (cut in half or quartered if very large)
  • Nut hearts or pieces (any type but without salt, coatings, or flavoring)
  • Frozen peas or corn (defrosted, no need to cook)
  • Earthworms (fishing bait or dug from the garden)
  • Mealworms (fresh or dried)
  • Chopped lettuce or other greens or salad mixes
  • Vegetable trimmings or peels (chopped into small pieces)