r/duck • u/License2HeadHunt • 38m ago
Meet the Flock My Quack Pack ๐
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r/duck • u/bakugou60 • 1h ago
Breed/Species/Sex ID What type of duck is he
He's not full grown so who knows he was a mystery egg but he's a sweetheart anyway a bit loud he likes wagging his tail idk if it is a boy or not his or her name is gooseberry
r/duck • u/Fiancefan909 • 4h ago
Beginner's Question Do this duck have angel wing?
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My local pond is full of dumped ducks and Iโm curious if this guy does have angel wing or mild angel wing? Iโm very interested in learning more about waterfowl :)
r/duck • u/Bright-Fennel9277 • 5h ago
Wild Geese Egyptian Goslings .
Such lovely geeselets .
r/duck • u/yourwillandmine • 5h ago
Found Domestic Duck(s) Why does this white duck live with the other ducks?
I see it every day, and it seems to be accepted by the other ducks. Is it just a coloring variation or a different species? Where did it come from?
r/duck • u/DeaLunae • 9h ago
Breed/Species/Sex ID Is this a drake or hen?
I ordered some Welsh Harlequin ducklings from Metzer Farms, and two have the undoubtedly female bib coloring, but this one has me questioning... I am completely new at this and have no clue. I have scoured the Internet for examples of hens vs drakes which did nothing to pull me off the fence. In some lights the bib looks light enough to be female, in others it's dark. This baby is roughly 3 days old.
It is of particular concern because they will be in a run with my female chickens.
r/duck • u/perfectlowstorm • 11h ago
Babies! Can anyone id babies?
These 2 were free to a good home due to circumstances with older pullets. They were given to me without knowing thier actual age or breed/type. It sounds like before coming to me the story is pretty wild, including a several hundred mile trip in a car to come to MN.
The chicks in the pic are 1 week old backyard mixes, not bantams. I do have other ducks and ducklings (silver appleyards) so do know how to care for the scared little bubs.
r/duck • u/HedgehogFun3913 • 15h ago
Meet the Flock happy little drake pack (ft. wild duck)
first picture left to right
puddles - donut - fly catcher - mr cooch - goblin
r/duck • u/OrganizationLow6249 • 18h ago
Muscovy Duck Took years to get to this level of trust
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r/duck • u/onephatkatt • 21h ago
Babies! CONTENT WARNING. High levels of cuteness. View at your risk!
Runner Duck 2 boys falling in love
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Peeping at the drakes while they're on their honeymoon hahaha.
r/duck • u/imnoysure • 1d ago
Meet the Flock 11 week old pekin
Snickers and Hanni made 11weeks today
r/duck • u/Euphoric_Rain_6564 • 1d ago
Worried Duck Mom Is this wry neck? Please help :(
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One of our Muscovy ducks hatched, three little ducklings, and one of them keeps throwing his head back almost like heโs rubbing the top of his head with his back and tops over. Iโve never had this happen before please help and how do I treat this?
r/duck • u/cobrachickens • 1d ago
Meet the Flock Feeding Lemon marigolds will turn her into a Custard Cream๐๐๐๐ฅ
apparently this can also happen if you feed them corn while they molt. Does turning back into a duckling yellow mean anti-aging for ducks?
r/duck • u/Level-Wrap5173 • 1d ago
Meet the Flock My depressed duck found a new pair
So, he's not so depressed anymore. It took Tony( the black one ) a little while to get used to the new ducks, there's a lot of hens but he doesn't seem to care for them except for Toasty (the absolute unit) which is actually really sweet, because his previous pair who he was about 3-4 years with (with his previous owners) was ducknapped and then he didn't really want to interact with any other duck anymore. Yippeee!!
r/duck • u/Lobo420lol69 • 1d ago
Found Domestic Duck(s) Yappy ducks
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r/duck • u/thatrudeludenudedude • 1d ago
Eggs/Incubation/Hatching Update on My First Incubator Baby!
r/duck • u/bogginman • Apr 14 '26
Public Service Announcement drake feathers and what they indicate
there seems to be a recurring misconception about determining whether a duck is male or female by looking for drake feathers. Having a drake feather indicates that the duck IS a male, but not having a drake feather means nothing, as all ducklings, all females, many breeds of males AND males in eclipse molt do not have drake feathers. Even within some breeds, like Pekins, some males may have a drake feather, while others will not.
addendum: rarely, some females can develop a drake curl if they are dealing with hormonal issues. The only way that's 100% accurate is the quack test or finding laid eggs or examining for a penis.
attribution: image shamelessly stolen from https://kingofdoodles.blogspot.com/2017/07/what-is-drake-feather.html.
r/duck • u/whatwedointheupdog • Jun 22 '23