A small family farm

Call ducklings and blue-eyed lop bunnies, raised by hand.

Every duckling and bunny here is handled daily from the day it hatches or is born, so it goes home to you calm, curious, and used to people.

Reservations open for the next hatch and litter
A yellow Call duckling cupped in a hand
Call ducklings on the grass beside their water dish
Our adult Call ducks resting at the edge of the pond

Call ducklings

Small, round, and famously chatty.

Call ducks are the little ones: a bantam breed with short bills, round heads, and a loud, cheerful voice out of all proportion to their size. They stay small as adults, tame down quickly with handling, and are happy on a backyard pond or a kiddie pool they can splash in every day.

Ducks are flock animals and are unhappy alone, so we sell ducklings in pairs or more.

Sold as
Ducklings, in pairs or more
Adult size
About 1 to 1.5 lb
Colors
Ask what is in the current hatch
Price
Ask for current pricing
Great first ducks Need daily water to bathe in
A cream lop bunny with a pale blue eye, lying in the grass
A lop bunny sitting up in the grass
Two lop bunnies side by side in their hutch

Blue-eyed lop bunnies

Soft ears down, blue eyes up.

Our lops are bred for the pale blue eyes that make people stop and look twice, and for the easy, laid-back temperament lops are known for. They are held every day from birth, so by the time they leave they are used to laps, being picked up, and kids who want to say hello.

Bunnies go home once they are fully weaned and eating on their own, never before eight weeks.

Ready to go
8 weeks and older
Eyes
Blue
Colors
Ask what is in the current litter
Price
Ask for current pricing
Handled daily Indoor or outdoor hutch

How reserving works

From hello to pick-up in four steps.

Ducklings hatch and litters arrive on their own schedule, so we work from a short waiting list rather than keeping animals on hand.

  1. Say hello.

    Send a message with what you are hoping for: ducklings or a bunny, how many, and any color preference.

  2. We tell you what is coming.

    We reply with what is hatching or due next, when it will be ready, and the price.

  3. A deposit holds your spot.

    Once you are happy, a small deposit puts your name on the list. It comes off the final price.

  4. Pick up at the farm.

    When they are ready, we set a time for you to come out, meet them, and take yours home.

About the farm

A family farm on the lake.

Lake Paradise Farm is run by our family, and the animals are very much a family project. The kids help with feeding, water, and the daily handling that turns a nervous duckling or bunny into a friendly one.

We are starting with two things we love and know well, Call ducks and blue-eyed lops, and we would rather raise a few animals well than a lot of them quickly.

The rooster on our logo was drawn by our daughter.

The pond, with the ducks out on the water
Our rooster, the one on the logo

Visit and contact

Come meet them.

Visits are by appointment so the animals keep a calm routine. Message first and we will find a time.

Location
Columbiana, Alabama. Exact address shared when you book a visit.
Pick-up
By appointment, at the farm

Before you bring one home

  • Ducklings need a heat lamp for their first weeks and a shallow dish of water they can dip their whole bill in.
  • Ducks are never sold singly. Two is the minimum for a happy duck.
  • Bunnies need a hutch out of direct sun, unlimited hay, and daily time out to stretch and be held.
  • Check that your town allows backyard poultry before reserving ducklings.