Thousands of ducklings form a tide of yellow as they waddle to river

Thousands of adorable ducklings form a tide of yellow as they waddle down to a river

Thousands of tiny new-born ducklings waddle down to a river in southern China, before following a man as he paddled through the water.The birds jostle each other as they excitedly move in unison towards the water before leaping in.When they reach the river they begin following their assumed mother - a man standing on a rectangular piece of board as he manoeuvres through the water.

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