It's a nice sunny weekend in Sydney. I'd like to take my daughter out to go feed ducks.
Where would you recommend to go duck feeding?
Best Places to Feed Ducks in Sydney?
idonteven on 30/07/2022 - 10:05
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Surprising you can search duck feeding in Google map, seriously.
in Google map
That would going to the "source" to check.
There are Siri, Alexa and now ask in OzB.
Please don't feed them bread like every other Muppet in town.
Agree, mix it it up, use donuts and crosants..
feed them rolled oats - cheaper than bread anyway
a 1kg bag of rolled oats homebrand are like $1
Agreed feed them the bones of your enemies
Bread is no worse for ducks than it is for humans. What would be bad for both humans and ducks is a diet that consisted predominantly or wholly of bread. So, yes, if everyone else is feeding them bread, choose something else for them.
Quack!
That's duck for "vegan"
Of course, like every vegan, they'll let you know
You're welcome
Any local pond/lake would typically do.
And plus one for ‘not bread’
Richmond.
Get in early or the ducks will be full.
Please do not feed the wildlife
in a restaurant. oh wait.. you meant feed to ducks and not feed on ducks
In their mouths, is probably the best place.
What if they want to feed you ?
Haven't been in many years but the river crossing at Lane Cove River Park was a good place to feed ducks.
Botanical Gardens.
Please don't feed wild animals, especially bread.
100% agree, bread can be very dangerous
Yes very dangerous when feeding bread to vipers and cobras.
Literally it takes a second to search on google why you shouldn't feed ducks bread. I don't really know how you got on this website but maybe try expanding your knowledge on how to use the internet.
Cheers!
@googleexists: The same can be said for you. You know this thread is a year old right?
Bit rich to lecture people on how to use the internet when you're necroing old threads.
Centennial Park near city. I went with bag of bread and lots of birds to feed there. Ducks on the water. Geese on the land. Swans. There are also Long Billed Corellas and Little Corellas. The Long Billed Corellas are the most fun as they're accustomed to humans and are very friendly. They crowded around and gently took the bread out of my hand. The Little Corellas are more cautious so they'll get close but will only eat the bread that is dropped.
In a grass field there I walked past a group of Long Billed Corellas. I bent down to feed them bread and they were so used to humans that some jumped on to my head, shoulders, and arms. One gently pulled on my ear to get me to feed it. They have sharp claws! My friends laughed at the photo of me covered in Corellas and compared me to Jesus.
There are all these signs up that sort of say that if you feed the birds you're going to hell. However, given how human friendly the birds are a lot of people feed the birds.
There are also turtles and big fish in the water to feed. They come to the surface and splash about.
Which bit of Sydney?