Exotic Ducks Availability Exotic ducks are available seasonally during the cooler months, once temperatures are safe for transport. Availability is limited, and birds are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Please visit our website or contact Waterfowl and Exotics Australia for current availability. How are exotic ducks shipped? Exotic ducks are transported via approved airline
Purchasing Peafowl in Australia To purchase peafowl from Waterfowl and Exotics Australia, please browse our website or contact us directly for availability and current pricing. How are peafowl shipped? Peafowl are shipped via approved airline cargo or licensed live-animal transport services in specially designed avian crates. Shipping is coordinated to ensure the shortest transit time
Frequently Asked Questions About Swans (Australia) How are swans shipped? Swans are shipped via airline cargo in specially designed avian transport crates. They arrive the same day they are shipped at your nearest international or major domestic airport, where collection is required. Please ensure you bring valid photo identification when collecting your birds. How do
Can I leave my birds on open water during the day and lock them in at night? While this may be possible for certain domestic species like Mallards and Call Ducks, it is generally not recommended for ornamental ducks. Ornamental species are typically more delicate, shy, and skittish, making them harder to manage in open
Breeding, Brooding, and Raising Ornamental Waterfowl at Swans Farm At Swans Farm, we begin housing our birds in their designated aviaries with their mates by late fall. This gives them ample time to settle into their new environment and establish familiarity with their enclosure companions before the breeding season begins. Nesting Setup and Box Design
A Guide to Caring for Ailing Ornamental Ducks and Waterfowl By Swans Farm Due to the number of emails and phone calls I’ve received over the years regarding the treatment of sick or injured birds, I’ve compiled this article to share insights based on personal experience in caring for wild waterfowl. Please note, I am
Ornamental ducks differ from domestic ducks in several ways. The biggest differences are in breeding habits and in temperament. Unlike domestic ducks most ornamental/wild ducks only nest at one time of year, for most species this is Spring. Domestic ducks may also lay the majority of their eggs in the Spring, but will also lay
How much feed should my birds be given daily? Since all of our birds have access to feed 24/7 we do not know how much food each individual bird consumes each day. If you do not plan to leave feed available at all times for your birds we recommend the following. Feed twice a day
What should I feed my new ducks?​ All of our waterfowl are fed a 17% duck breeder pellet. If a feed similar to this is not available in your area, a chicken layer pellet is a good substitute. This can be mixed with grain or fed on it’s own. Grains that we have used are
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