A few pictures of ducks in the blueberries and our doodle trying to protect his property.
Picking Lowbush Blueberries
Everyday I head outside for a half an hour or so to wander around and pick blueberries. I’ve noticed that they mature (turn blue)- a few at a time – so I pick a few each day until I get distracted. The daily yield is about 1 cup per day from July 1 until early August.
I found it odd though – that when we were away for one week and returned, there were no ripe blueberries. How could it be?
AND THEN ONE DAY – I looked out the window, and there was a family of ducks tearing away at the blueberries!
Ducks in the Blueberries
The ducks were as cute as a button (big goofy babies, quacking away), but seriously – they were eating MY blueberries?? I chased them away.
They waddled down toward the lake………
…….and down to the dock, and swam off.
A few minutes later, I looked out the back door, and one duck was eating away. I shooshed him away, and he waddled to the water but swam around to the front.
Doodle to the Rescue
Max, the goldendoodle pushed his way out the door and chased down to the water. He was nearly horizontal as he raced around the corner.
I got to the waterfront to find that Max had chased the duck out past a little island.
He stood on the island as the duck watched him, now unsure of what to do.
We called Max to come back – and the duck chased him! I think the ducks have won the battle of the blueberries. They must really enjoy them. I have enough blueberries to make jam now anyway.
I hope you enjoy the video! Have a great August!!
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Can ducks eat blueberries?
Yes, they love blueberries. Blueberries are a nice treat and they provide potassium, anti-inflammatory, Vitamin C, E, and B6. Blueberries are good for ducks but they have lots of natural sugar and so should be a treat as part of a balanced diet. I know that ducks love blueberries from the way they tore at my plants and they also help with ducks immunity, increase in egg production health and are good for ducks’ nervous systems.
Can Cows eat Blueberries?
Yes they can.
Yes I very much enjoyed your video. Your goldendoodle is very cute and so are the ducks. We used to have a Leonberger, Bronco, who loved to chase ducks and egrets in White Rock Lake. He had no egrets.
No egrets!!!! Love it!
Such cuteness – and to think they were sneaking your delightful blueberries!
They are so cute. I felt bad for chasing them off, they must have really been enjoying them.
The cows eat our saskatoons if they happen to be in the right pasture. They are definitely harder to chase away. I am surprised the ducks came back after the dog went out. Bernie
I can picture the cows eating the saskatoons! I’m not sure if the dog will ever chase the ducks again.
Your post about “Duck, Duck, Goldendoodle” is not only adorable but also heartwarming. The photos of your goldendoodle and the tales of their adventures are charming and relatable to anyone who loves their furry companions. Thanks for sharing the joy and love that pets bring into our lives! 🐾🐶❤️