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catbyte

(34,423 posts) Mon May 18, 2020, 04:20 PM May 2020

I don't know why I love this video so much, lol.

Cop Kindly Walks Duck Family All The Way Home

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I don't know why I love this video so much, lol. (Original Post) catbyte May 2020 OP

Ducks are so smart. Predators don't go after their eggs if they nest applegrove May 2020 #1

That man is obviously an animal lover. Marie Marie May 2020 #2

It's Michael, the Policeman, from "Make Way for Ducklings"! frazzled May 2020 #3

Love it Joinfortmill May 2020 #4

I love it too! MissB May 2020 #5

applegrove

(118,744 posts)

1. Ducks are so smart. Predators don't go after their eggs if they nest

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Mon May 18, 2020, 04:24 PM

May 2020

a few blocks into the city from a source of water.

Marie Marie

(9,999 posts)

2. That man is obviously an animal lover.

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Mon May 18, 2020, 04:26 PM

May 2020

Heartwarming.

frazzled

(18,402 posts)

3. It's Michael, the Policeman, from "Make Way for Ducklings"!

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Mon May 18, 2020, 04:28 PM

May 2020

Joinfortmill

(14,446 posts)

4. Love it

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Mon May 18, 2020, 04:31 PM

May 2020

MissB

(15,811 posts)

5. I love it too!

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Mon May 18, 2020, 06:30 PM

May 2020

I’m still traumatized by the car vs ducking incident in front of our house about 10 years ago. Mom and dad duck lay their eggs in a neighboring property and then mom brings her brood down the road on our dangerous curve to get to the water way down in the gulley.

That year, her brood didn’t all make it. I took a duckling that had been left behind in for the night but he/she died before the Audubon society opened the next morning.

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