WASHINGTON — A State Patrol Trooper helped get a trio of ducklings back to their mother after they were separated on an interstate.
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The Washington State Patrol shared a post on X about one of their troopers and a Washington State Department of Transportation employee helped get three ducklings reunited with their mother after they got stuck on an interstate.
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The mother duck and her three ducklings got stranded near a median on I-5 in Tacoma, our Seattle sister station KIRO-7 reported.
“Sometimes you need a little help getting your ducks in a row, and thanks to WSDOT and our trooper this momma duck and her “duck-linquents” got off the freeway safely," the post read.
The trooper and WSDOT employee were able to safely get the mother and ducklings off the interstate.
Sometimes you need a little help getting your ducks in a row, and thanks to @wsdot and our trooper (in @wspd1pio), this momma duck and her "duck-linquents" got off the freeway safely.#YourWSP #WSPPOV pic.twitter.com/9YL1QOraRI
— WA State Patrol (@wastatepatrol) May 11, 2025
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