Doing it like they do it on the Discovery Channel
...even though they aren't mammals.
It has almost become a nightly tradition lately. Will and I go out and feed the ducks, either at Bowring Park or Burton's Pond. Late last semester I seemed to develop some sort of obsession with the cute little quacklings. So two weeks ago I went out and bought a bag of bird food, and ever since we haven't stopped going out to feed them.
Tonight we went to feed them at Burton's Pond, which turned out to be especially entertaining. I was over looking at the mom sitting on her eggs, when Will yelled "David look at this one sitting on the other duck" I turned around, and it wasn't two seconds, when we realized they were going at it. Don't think I'm a perv, but it was neat to see. You only ever see that kind of stuff on TV. The female didn't look like she was having much fun though, but the male sure did! There were even other male ducks standing around watching, prolly trying to get in on the action as well.
It has almost become a nightly tradition lately. Will and I go out and feed the ducks, either at Bowring Park or Burton's Pond. Late last semester I seemed to develop some sort of obsession with the cute little quacklings. So two weeks ago I went out and bought a bag of bird food, and ever since we haven't stopped going out to feed them.
Tonight we went to feed them at Burton's Pond, which turned out to be especially entertaining. I was over looking at the mom sitting on her eggs, when Will yelled "David look at this one sitting on the other duck" I turned around, and it wasn't two seconds, when we realized they were going at it. Don't think I'm a perv, but it was neat to see. You only ever see that kind of stuff on TV. The female didn't look like she was having much fun though, but the male sure did! There were even other male ducks standing around watching, prolly trying to get in on the action as well.