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Duck egg on their nest Royalty Free Stock Photo

A pile of white duck eggs sits in a nest of straw. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eggs from oval strong shell waiting their mother in nest Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Sussex hen with her chicks for their first outing outside the nest. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Coot ducks feeding their ducklings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eurasian Coot sits on a nest made of twigs and trash, in a partially sunk boat in an Amsterdam canal Royalty Free Stock Photo

Eurasian Coot sits on a nest made of twigs and trash, in a partially sunk boat in an Amsterdam canal, while partner defends nest f Royalty Free Stock Photo

They typically nest on dry ground near water, but look for a spot where they can be sheltered or hidden among the vegetation, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The female duck builds the nest from nearby vegetation, and once the eggs are laid she will sit on the nest to incubate them for about 30 days.