以下本州的department of wildlife发在nextdoor上的: There's a duck in my pool! Soon we will be saying goodbye to winter weather and welcoming the warmth of spring. But as we look forward to the desert sun, we might find that we’re not the only ones looking for some poolside relaxation. Wild waterfowl enjoy also spending time in the pool, but it won’t take long for them to wear out their welcome. If you see waterfowl frequenting your property in the spring, you can assume that they may be attempting to build a nest. It is in your and their best interest to intervene as soon as possible. Check under shrubs frequently to look for signs of nest building. It is critical that you remove nests before they lay eggs. Once eggs are laid, it is illegal to relocate the nest because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Encourage ducks to relocate by: • Keeping your pool covered - waterfowl can die as a result of exposure to swimming pool chemicals or becoming trapped in an uncovered pool. • Removing attractants – identify and remove potential food, water, and shelter resources. • Using hazing techniques – make sharp, loud noises or use commercial noise makers to scare them. Don’t let them get settled. Act immediately. Thanks for helping us to keep wildlife wild!
有游泳池真了不起，鸭子好可怜
这个贼太坏了，上周我家小区看到一个鸭妈妈，在遛20只小🦆，好有爱。
哎呀，真怪可怜的。。。话说鸭子这样生蛋，风险很高啊，为啥没进化呢？
为什么呢？ 不去管它，等小鸭长大了就走了，又不是一直占着你家不走了
怎么不卫生了呢？ 你们家院子只能给人用吗？
别忘了，人也是大自然一部分而已
在游泳池里游泳没什么的吧，这是你看见了，夜里你没看见的时候人家游你也不知道啊。而且天上那么多飞鸟，滴下屎尿在水里也是常有的事啊。游泳池里的氯不就是为消毒的吗？