Since fire engines aren’t equipped with duck calls, Firefighters used the audio from a @YouTube video to talk 4 frightened ducklings out of a storm drain pipe in @CityofLittleton this afternoon. The full flock of 8 ducklings were safely reunited with their mother nearby. pic.twitter.com/J2L2ABydOP

— South Metro Fire Rescue (@SouthMetroPIO) June 20, 2019

LITTLETON, CO — A flock of ducklings found themselves stuck in a storm drain this week, but were saved by some innovative firefighters. The birds were separated from their mother, and were reluctant to come out of the drain.

A South Metro Fire rescue crew was able to rescue four of the ducklings from the water at the bottom of the drain, but four others wouldn’t come out of a hiding spot in a nearby pipe.

Since learning duck calls wasn’t part of their firefighter training, the crew decided to find the next best thing — a YouTube video of duck calls. A firefighter held his phone up to the opening of the pipe and played the video.

The ducklings heard the sound and walked toward it. The crew was then able to scoop them up and reunite them with their mother, who was waiting patiently nearby.

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