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Ducklings in distress!

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Hannah Patten
11 years ago Featured

An integral part of a healthy ecosystem, ducks consume mosquito and insect larvae, and invasive pondweeds as a large part of their natural diet. In addition, ducks provide companionship and aesthetic to those seeking a calm place to relax in nature. It is not only important to preserve them, but it is unethical not to do so. Installing official ramps for the ducklings will not only keep the ecology healthy, it will make many citizens happy as well.

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Debbie Taylor
11 years ago Featured

Please leave the ramps for these babies. It's not harming anyone keeping them there. It is however costing little ducklings their lives by removing them! I was told Carmel is a nice town. Now I'm thinking otherwise.

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Sharon
11 years ago

The duck ramps add to the esthetics of the pond and super cute!!!

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Kathryn Barnhart
11 years ago

To the mayor..stop taking out these ramps and letting ducklings die...because of you I know at least 5 ducklings have drowned. Stop it!

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Kathryn Barnhart
11 years ago Featured

To the mayor..stop taking out these ramps and letting ducklings die...because of you I know at least 5 ducklings have drowned. Stop it!

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Becky Richardson
11 years ago Featured

The City of Indianapolis installed duck ramps at the downtown canal years ago after discovering ducklings could not get out. Surely Carmel can do this.

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Laurie Seeber
11 years ago

Please help the wildlife.

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Rochelle Brothers
11 years ago

Please do something about this!! They can't help themselves!

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Shelley Kelley
11 years ago

please save the ducks!

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K.Heitman
11 years ago Featured

Without multiple ramps installed inside the pool edges, helpless ducklings will continue to die.

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Jennifer Seeber
11 years ago Featured

I personally don't care for the town of Carmel and this just adds to my list of reasons.

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Janet guildenbecher
11 years ago

We are all hoping for a positive and ethical result from our city.

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Sabrina
11 years ago

Please add the ramps in I've seen to many baby ducks suffer.

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Kathy G
11 years ago

Please help these baby ducklings. This is awful.

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Meg LaFollette
11 years ago

This is so sickening

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Stacia Lea
11 years ago

please help the baby ducks