<human>: I was working at a construction site when one of my coworkers spotted a duck in the weeds along the chain link fence that completely encircles the site. Then we noticed her 11 adorable babies. She was walking along the fence and keep popping her head through the holes to get out, but she was obviously way too big to fit. Sometimes one of the ducklings would hop through but then they would hop back as soon as she started calling them. We tried to pull the bottom of the fence up in places but she didn't see any of those spots.
This went on for awhile, and since they were moving pretty quickly we thought she would hit a break in the fence soon. We went back to work and assumed they would be out soon. About 30 minutes later, however, we saw her head pop back up. She was obviously distressed that she couldn't get her babies to the destination she had in mind.

We tried propping up the bottom of the fence with some of our equipment, but she wouldn't go near the hole we made. After about 20 more minutes of this we suddenly heard a lot of quacking from the mom and squeaks from the ducklings. 7 or 8 of them had hopped through the fence and couldn't figure out how to get back and the mom was trying desperately to get through.

We couldn't take it anymore. I went over and yanked on the bottom of the fence as hard as I could, pulling it up about 6 inches. Momma duck didn't want to get close, but one of my coworkers got closer and nudged her until she ran through with the rest of the babies. After a quick reunion they walked down the hill looking fucking adorable. A few other people helped them cross the road (and helped the babies jump up onto the curb) before they finally made their way into the woods.

In [this] picture you can see the ducklings on one side and you can just barely make out the mom on the other side.

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<bot>: At work I wound up reuniting a momma duck and her babies that were stuck on the other side of the fence.