Nautical Rubber Ducks — I share the nautical themed rubber ducks in SteveZ DuckZ rubber duck collection.

Nautical Rubber Ducks

These are nautical, beach and/or ocean themed rubber ducks. You’ll notice these nautical-themed rubber ducks along with my nautical home decor. I will also share their names and a short story about them.

Here we go go let’s get nautical and go to beach and see these fowl feathered well rubber duckies in SteveZ DuckZ collection.

This one is called Navy Duck. I called him that because he is wearing a sailor type outfit. He is part of the Royal Duck Navy (RDN) and he is a sailor.

The word “nautical” in case you are unsure is an adjective that describes anything related to ships, sailing, or navigation. This encompasses a broad range of things, from the design and construction of vessels themselves to the skills and practices of those who sail them.

This is Huey he is a lighthouse keeper. He was given to Steve by Bill Chpe C Warr. At least that’s what is on the bottom of this rubber duck.

This is Waddles. He is a beach bum rubber duck. He loves to be on the sandy beach along the ocean and all of the coasts all over the world.

Even traditions and customs followed by sailors fall under the umbrella of “nautical.” Synonyms for nautical include marine, maritime, naval, and seafaring just to name a few.

Admiral Duckmore navigates this Caracca Ship which is a type of ship used during the Age of Exploration, known for its large size and multiple masts. He was one of Scout’s ducklings who learned navigation many years ago. Proof navigation is important to ducks and he worked his way all the way to Admiral.

Scout

Quacker is the duck on the Crow’s Nest aboard this Caracca ship. He is the lookout being up at the top. Here are a few of his jobs:

1. Navigational Aid: Sailors in the crow’s nest could spot landmarks, other ships, or dangers like icebergs and reefs from a great distance. He was a duckling in Scout’s Duck Troop too.
2. Whale Spotting: On whaling ships, the lookout was crucial for spotting the spouts of whales.
3. Weather Observation: It provided a vantage point to observe weather conditions and any changes that might impact the voyage.
4. Enemy Surveillance: During times of war or piracy, it served as a lookout for enemy ships.

This is Jaws Duck. He helps ward the sharks off while the nautical rubber ducks sail the seven seas. His name is Bruce.

Sharkbill was an orphaned duck adopted by a family of sharks. He loves swimming by the pirates ships eating scraps they toss overboard.

Admiral Quack (rubber duck in the left) and Duckmaster (rubber duck on the right). Admiral Quack is the rubber duck aboard another ship he is seen with his quartermaster, the one over all of their equipment, food and items aboard their ship.

I just did this with my pirate rubber ducks.

Pirate Rubber Ducks

Learn about nautical symbols and their meanings.

Nautical Symbols and their meanings

What kind of nautical rubber ducks do you have in your collection? Please share in the duckie comments.