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Some of you may remember this photo from a townhouse I had listed for sale. The community pool was closed with no explanation why. I was trying to get pool photos for my listing. Well, I think I discovered why the pool area was closed. ROFL!

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16 Comments on Speechless Sunday:Duck Crossing? Photo by Lisa Hill, Daytona Beach Native and Volusia County REALTOR®

OCT

Great picture and ducks seem to love pools wherever you are in the country!

Ha! What a great photo. Brings a whole new meaning to the phrase, "like a duck taking to water".

Do you have to pay extra for the ducks or do they come as a package deal with the townhome, Lisa? Very cute!

hmmm the taping makes it look like a crime scene! :-)

OCT

Anybody buys that place they're goinna be swimming with the ducks.

Hmm, kind of like we do in the lakes, huh!

So I have to ask...

what is all the orange tape for?

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

Wow you don't see this everyday do you. I don't think I have ever seen ducks in chemicals.

shelton

Lisa - Great photo! Ducks seem to make themselves at home anywhere. I had one nesting in the fern in my garden last year.

Hi Lisa,

I never expected to see ducks swimming in a pool. That's pretty cool.

Connie Lou

Lisa,

How cute are those ducks?! Hope they enjoyed their swim. Thanks for sharing them.

Lisa - Well that is just ducky:-) At least it wasn't yellow crime-scene tape across the pool:-)

Lisa,

This must be something new - roping off the pool into swimming zones for the various ducks (kidding). :)

Steve

I wondered teh same thing about the "crime scene tape" LOL. And I also thought the same about the chemicals in the pool waters. There are tons of lakes and canals around, but these ducks apparently liked the pool better. Go figure!

OCT

I always wondered how people keep ducks out of their pools - maybe it doesn't happen enough to worry about it. I don't think I would care much for duck poop in my pool though!

Georgina- I do believe the "poop" is exactly why the pool was closed. LOL

OCT

You can't make everyone happy all the time. It appears these temporary residents needed a break from their long journey.

;)

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