Yesterday we told you about duck ramps U.S. Capitol to help the waterfowl get in and out of the Reflecting Pool.
Well now, a gaggle of ducklings have some eagle-eyed librarians to thank for saving them from the Congress Library roof.
Carla Hayden, the 14th Librarian of Congress, tweeting the quack-team rescue mission.
Thank you to @uscapitol @capitolpolice for helping @librarycongress staff rescue these ducklings and their mother from the roof. pic.twitter.com/Hy11Nu64OL
— Carla Hayden (@LibnOfCongress) May 16, 2017
America was quick to thank them.
@LibnOfCongress @bySamRo @uscapitol @CapitolPolice @librarycongress got a box big enough for the rest of america too?
— Mandi Woodruff (@mandiwoodruff) May 17, 2017
@LibnOfCongress @uscapitol @CapitolPolice @librarycongress My heart! pic.twitter.com/pgclCxcWSP
— Lindsay Goldner (@linzlovesyou) May 16, 2017
And, poke a little fun.
@LibnOfCongress @HecateDemetersd @uscapitol @CapitolPolice @librarycongress Just make sure that mean congressman doesn’t hear about this. https://t.co/As4M9Ezo9C
— Faire Comments (@FaireComments) May 17, 2017
No lame ducks here.
They carry on like it’s business as usual in Washington.
A brood of ducks on the Capitol Reflecting Pool early this morning. pic.twitter.com/83d1Lqrww2
— U.S. Capitol (@uscapitol) May 17, 2017
