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Category Archives: Ducker’s Adventures
Baby chicks grow fast!
The baby chicks are growing fast. They are growing fuller and longer wing feathers and their tails are becoming more prominent. You can begin to see the chicks’ combs growing just above and on their upper beaks. They love … Continue reading
Racing day at Indy 500
On the day of the big race I got to celebrate with Miss Megan’s family. I helped park cars in the front and back yard. Then I listened to Jim Nabors sing “Back Home Again in Indiana,” (That’s one of Mrs. Green’s … Continue reading
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Indianapolis Speedway Parade with Ducker
Mrs. Green put me in a flat box and mailed me to her friend Miss Megan in Indianapolis, Indiana so I could enjoy the Indianapolis 500 events that happen every May. It was a dark and scary ride through the … Continue reading
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Baby Bluebirds on Easter Sunday
After church today we peeked in the bluebird house. Here is me peeking in the hole but I couldn’t see much that way. Mrs. Green wonders if there might be a fourth baby because there were four eggs the last … Continue reading



