Rob the American Black Duck

American Black Ducks, while common as barnyard poultry, are not common in the southeast of the United States. These brave birds like it cold and are not normally found below Pennsylvania, where they like to winter.

Rob is a great example of an American Black Duck. His dark feathers and strong “quack” leaves no doubt that he is around. He is sweet and doesn’t mind being held… if you can catch him.

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