Flock of ducks rescued from rooftop in Yonkers
The officers corralled the ducks to move them to a better environment so the mother duck could properly feed them.
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May 11, 2024, 2:47 AM
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17ds agoSome Yonkers police officers were on duck duty on Friday after a flock of ducks got stuck on a rooftop.
The officers corralled the ducks to move them to a better environment so the mother duck could properly feed them.
Some of the ducks took a liking to the officers and received special names.
Randy, Ernest, Victoria, and their siblings now live at Daylighting Park at Larkin Plaza.
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