Magill woman turns to Twitter to help find lost duckling Magill resident Katie Hannon has lost her Muscovy duckling, pictured centre. A LOST duckling has its Magill owner all atwitter. After discovering her three-month-old Muscovy duckling was missing on Saturday morning, Katie Hannan turned to social networking site Twitter. "As soon as I noticed he was gone, I got on Twitter," Ms Hannan said. I knew (Campbelltown Council) had an account so I typed in their handle hoping they would retweet me. Luckily they did. Now I'm just hoping someone picks it up. Ms Hannan said the duckling, which is yet to be named, was the offspring of two ducks she adopted from the RSPCA. She believed its flight feathers had recently grown through, enabling it to escape. Campbelltown chief executive Paul Di Iuli said retweeting was "not a frequent social media service that the council provides," however it allowed direct communication with residents. (The) council provides a broad range of services through its social media sites to assist the community with general program or event information. He said the council used its Twitter account to promote "local issues on a 24/7 basis." If you have seen Ms Hannan's duck, contact her through Twitter @katykat