Muscovy Duck Head-Bob Language

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Uploaded by on Mar 1, 2008

Muscovy ducks in Drummond Lake, Springfield, Missouri, communicate via the old head-bob language.

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  • nice ducks. do they fly and dive?

  • They fly but don't dive. They are dabblers, like mallards.

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  • I have read muscovies only stay near the edge of ponds or river because their Feather (ARN'T) waterproof :(

  • @SpartanW98 if he bites bite back hes trying to play with you! it means he likes you!

  • you know if your pet muscovy nibbles on you nibble back by swiping your head on his chest it works!

  • My Drake does that when he is mad at me for not feeding he... Hiss huff hiss huff hiss huff huff hiss, I never fail to reply to him...

  • Ive got Muscovy ducks and I find this amazing

  • the really dark one on the far left looks like my duck waffel

  • i used to have muscovy ducks, one would approach me and just bite me and the other would just run away and she cold fly too

  • i wish they would come smaller

  • i used to have muscovt ducks too there class

  • Dear mktsoccer,

    Haha, yes, they do this all the time, mostly the males though. It's a ducks way off saying "Back off!" They swoon their head forward and make a sound similar to hissing.

    In this vid they are pretty much screaming at each other XD

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