We got June with her sister Daphne when they were about 3 weeks old as they had been hand raised by a college student who lived in an apartment and could not keep them there as they got older. Unfortunately, June punctured her eye when she was about a year old and it was permanently damaged and so she could only see clearly out of one eye and had a very close relationship with her sister. They visited kids at Green Gate school for disabled children and loved people.

 

However, Indian runner dicks lay a lot of eggs and this can be very hard on their bodies. Daphne suffered from weak bones and had broken her wing and leg multiple times but recovered well. She then suffered form a severe fungal infection, which she survived as well, but later broken her femur and needed to be euthanized. June was depressed and scared to be alone and so Kay and Babbet were obtained at 2 days of age to keep her company. While she did not care for them at first, over the years they have become the best of friends and ow do everything together. June has since also broken her wing, but thankfully healed well. 

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All of the ducks continue to change color. Each season when they molt their feathers they tend to have a slightly different color pattern. June did start off completely black and now is mainly white.