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They eat seeds, nuts, fruit, plants (including grass and Spanish needles), small fish, tadpoles, frogs and insects.
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I saw a mallard drake nibbling at a dead pigeon today. It appears they'll eat anything they can get.
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They are quite the foragers, eating grass, insects, small fish, tadpoles, berries, leaves, green plant shoots, and grains and seeds. Baby ducklings are great little bug catchers, sometimes leaping into the air a foot or more to catch that prized moth of fly:-)
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Well, I like to Feed them Corn. I gave them a bag and by the next day it was all gone. I saw two mallards eating the corn. I would try that. Good Luck
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i agree corn really works. thanx i tried that.
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we feed them bread. they seem to love it. specially multi grain or wheat bread. the do like corn too.
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ducks tend to eat layers pellets which is best given to them in the morning,dry, corn in the evening with water somtimes, bread is fine, but too much is very bad for them, they dont tend to like much vegetables, but they love pond weed, worms, insects...i dont think berries and nuts are very good...one berries may give them the squits and 2 the nuts might be too big and choke them...please dont feed your ducks without knowing for sure it's safe.
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Grain, acorns, pecans, and grasses for a few.
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mallards usully eat worms and wild berrys they like blackberrys the most how do i know this i have ove and i have to feed it
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Throw some food at them. They will eat anything.
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they eat stuff off the bottom of the pond. they like cracked corn thrown into the shallow water so they can eat it off the bottom.
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corn, cracked corn.
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