Make Way For Ducklings

  Make Way For Ducklings, nestled in the heart of Boston's Public Garden, is a beloved bronze sculpture depicting a mother duck leading her eight ducklings. Created by sculptor Nancy Schön in 1987, this playful artwork celebrates the classic children's book by Robert McCloskey, which tells the story of a duck family navigating the city. The statue is a popular spot for families and tourists alike, often seen surrounded by children posing for photos or enjoying a picnic nearby on warm days, particularly from April through October. Visitors can observe the intricate details of the ducks while exploring the surrounding garden’s lush flora and scenic paths, enhancing the experience of this iconic location.