Just in case there were any doubt, Django Bliss shows us for whom Mrs. Mallard is rooting in the World Series.

Boston Strolls admired the hats on the Make Way for Ducklings statues in the Public Garden today.

On their way to Indianapolis?

Kristen Kmetez captures some black-and-gold ducklings in the Public Garden today.

Ben Becker photographed the Make Way for Ducklings statues in their Mardi Gras finest.

Julie C. discovers Mrs. Mallard and the ducklings have gotten in the holiday spirit.

Christine Koh reports that when she was strolling through the Public Garden with her daughter Laurel the other day, she told Laurel how glad she was that Pack had been reunited with his family after having been ducknapped.

Laurel, 5, was aghast at the thought that one of the ducklings could go missing, so when they got home, she composed a letter to Boston Police with a suggestion on how to keep it from happening again.

It was Cute Overload today as scores of little (and some not so little) ducklings and a scattering of Officer Mikes waddled in the annual Make Way for Ducklings parade from the Common to the Public Garden by way of Mt. Vernon and Charles streets on Beacon Hill.

There is just something irresistibly cute and quintessentially Bostonian about little kids dressed up like ducks for the annual Make Way for Ducklings parade through Beacon Hill. And every year, there's always one kid dressed like a giant ball of feathers.

A newspaper photographer asked the cop below for his name. "Officer Mike" he said. No, really, she replied. Officer Mike will do, he told her, as he continued to pose with the ducklings crossing Beacon Street.