New York Police Officers help ducklings reunite with their mother. Watch viral videos

Police officers in New York rescued a family of a dozen ducklings over the weekend and helped them reunite with their mother.

In a heartwarming post that has gone viral on social media, police officers in New York rescued a family of a dozen ducklings over the weekend and helped them reunite with their mother. Manhattan Bird Alert posted videos on Twitter and shared the story in the caption of their posts. Officers from the @NYPD19Pct rescued a family of a dozen ducklings this morning that had wandered past Lexington Avenue. They put the ducklings in a carrier and mom heard their peeps and followed them back to Central Park, by Conservatory Water! pic.twitter.com/MJmr7lK5Og The rescued mother Mallard and her fluffy duckling flotilla are doing fine on Central Park's Conservatory Water now. pic.twitter.com/OfdxfS0pPO Such a sweet thing. I hope the park rangers keep an eye on them and maybe stock the water with fish if there aren’t enough? Otherwise, they’ll be living on bagel bits and Cheerios from the kiddos. Thank you! I don't think I could have gone on with my day if I didn't see them reunited. Thanks for the update! So happy it all worked out Thank you for the update. cute So thankful! — Manhattan Bird Alert (@BirdCentralPark) May 9, 2021 — AuntChristine WildLife is Essential (@AuntNYC) May 9, 2021 — Occams Razor (@eekamousee) May 10, 2021 — Pam’s Ponderings (@PamJR8) May 9, 2021 — Maria Elena Cabrera (@MariaElenaC1111) May 10, 2021 — Aviva Gary (@Aviva_Gary) May 9, 2021 — Jane Phillips (@JaneDaisyPain) May 9, 2021 — Lily Linda Filippi (@Lmfilippi) May 10, 2021 It so happened that the ducklings left their mom and Central Park and wandered off into the portion of the Upper East Side in Manhattan. Their adventure, however, ended after the ducklings waddled by Lexington Avenue.