1 Do not feed ducklings onions, wild bird or caged bird seed, or any type of bread. 2  You can feed them starter duck feed, peas, corn, green beans, lima beans, cooked carrots, hard boiled eggs, tomatoes, crickets, worms, small feeder fish, grass, milk, and turkey feed.ips. 1  Don't try to feed ducklings berries or grapes. 2  Do not feed ducklings onions, wild bird or caged bird seed, or any type of bread. 3  You can feed them starter duck feed, peas, corn, green beans, lima beans, cooked carrots, hard boiled eggs, tomatoes, crickets, worms, small feeder fish, grass, milk, and turkey feed.
[ 2 syll. her-ber(t), he-rbe-rt ] The baby boy name Herbert is pronounced HHAHR-BahRT (English), ehR-BEHR (French), or HHEHR-BehRT (Polish) â . Herbert's language of origin is Germanic, and it is predominantly used in English, French, German, and Polish. Herbert is of the meaning 'army-bright, bright army'. It is a two-element name derived from heri which means 'army, warrior' ; berht 'bright, famous'. Old forms of the name include Hariberht (Old English), Herebeorht (Old English), and Heribert (Germanic).
Recorded as Harbert, Herbert, and the patronymics as shown below, this is regarded as an English surname. It derives from the male given name Haribeort, of the pre 7th century. This is composed of the elements heri or hari, meaning an army, and berht, bright or famous.The Norman-French spelt it as Herbert or Latinised as Herbertus, and after 1066 this spelling became confused and diffused with the corresponding Anglo-Saxon Haribeorht.his is composed of the elements heri or hari, meaning an army, and berht, bright or famous. The Norman-French spelt it as Herbert or Latinised as Herbertus, and after 1066 this spelling became confused and diffused with the corresponding Anglo-Saxon Haribeorht.