If my Rubber Duckys decide to migrate, how long will it take them and when can I expect them home?

Question

also when will they head out?

Answer 1

They definitely won't head out until Fall because they just don't do well in the heat, dontcha know.

Unfortunately, I don't think you should expect them back until the Spring after next. You see, the little darlings just can't travel very fast, and it tires them so terribly. They also lose a great number of the flock while migrating because people just can't resist swooping them up - they are so very sweeeeeet, after all !!!

Now, don't worry. Just keep busy on the ranch with the others, and the ones who migrated will definitely be back sooner or later. Unless they run off to join the circus--those goldfish, you know.....

Answer 2

They will migrate to the Rubber Ducky Spa, located in lovely downtown Wet Palm Beach. They will have their squeekers cleaned, beaks repainted, and rubberized plastic, replenished in the world-famous "Hot Rubberized Plastic Baths". They may get lost in the seedy underworld of the big city, so keep in touch with them each day.

Answer 3

I expect them to stop by in a couple of weeks like the rest of the migrating water fowl! The Canadian geese always enjoy my pool, they are messy, messy, messy! For some reason a whole flock of robins winters here! So cool! I am stocking up on bird seed now . What brand do yours prefer? They should make their return trip in early March!

Answer 4

Depends on how fast they float. And expect them back next summer, if they leave in the winter, since that's what ducks do. >D

Answer 5

well last year.... he just up and vanished. he stole all my blunts and beer not to mention all my bread. he sent a post card about a week later with girls all over him. he never came back. last I heard he was on unsolved mysteries. supposedly he invented a time machine and was trippin with Charley Manson

Answer 6

That's cute, Mollygog! Since you love them I doubt they will leave at all.