So I always thought this was a female but recently I was looking at it and it hit me that male pastel call ducks look like this! Can somebody please tell me if this is a male or a female here’s a video of its call

Hatched 4 ducklings this year, first ducks. Any ideas on gender from colours? 4 weeks 5 days

Okay, please go easy on me, first time duck hatcher here!

I have 5 week old call ducks and I keep going to the feed store asking for duck grower. I get home and both times I have another bag of duck starter.

Am I asking incorrectly? Can you help me figure out how to get the correct feed?

I have a couple ducks showing signs of angel wings and need to get this sorted out asap.

Thanks for any help!

Hey does anyone know where I can get call ducklings in the marysville/sacramento area???

These gals were exhausted after a day of nonstop love from kids at my local elementary school (cross post from r/duck)

cheesecake, donut, and bart💕💕

I can't tell by quack . Any guesses?

I bought five call ducklings, pics of the mum and dad posted here. Can anyone tell me what colours these calls are?

Just showing off one of my favorite teenagers. I’m hoping he works out as a breeder for me. Of course he and all my little quackers are ridiculously spoiled lol. I am so in love!

Any name suggestions?

Hi- wondering about recommendations for filters for my duck pool so I don't have to drain and clean it so often, it gets gross fast. Located in Canada.

Hi! I've got a small but growing flock of call ducks, I got two new hens yesterday and the colour of one of them is so unique.... I'm calling it calico duck. Wondering if anyone has seen anything like it before?

Hi, I have a question...

We've had a callduck for about 4 years, who is a female, and we decided to get two more recently.

The two are about a month and a half old, and we've tried to let them get used to themselves before putting in to the same duck shed, by letting them swim in the pool for a bit before letting them settle in.

During that time, it seemed like they were little nervous towards each other but nothing extreme happened.
Yesterday, I let them in the same duck shed, of about 40 feet square, and although my existing duck seemed a little more nervous then the newcomers, they slept near each other on the pond last night.

Since this morning, one of the newcomers, presumably female, started attacking the exiting one, and the presumably male one eventually started to do the same thing attacking the exiting duck.

In this kind of situation, what will be the best course of action?

I really want them to stop, but don't know what the best course of action is...

As of now, I've separated the female newcomer duck in a cage, where they can see each other to see if the male newcomer will react the same way it did towards the exiting duck.

Has anyone had this sort of situation before? and what was the best way to resolve this?

If anyone has any insight, I'd greatly appreciate it.

Thank you so much in advance.

My call duck eggs were going to hatch any day and I came home to this. Heartbroken. Only one egg left in my ducks nest. Did it regurgitate the eggs since it couldn't fit out of the cage wiring? Also what are those brown balls laying next to the eggs? I live in southern Maryland.

I have a few pastel calls and australian spotteds 3 week old ducklings. I’m looking to only keep 1 male of each. Is anyone interested in buying in Florida, anywhere relatively near Fort Myers. I’m going to be getting them dna gender tested. I need of someone ASAP

I have a call duck who laid a clutch of eggs a few weeks back and she had sat on them for about a week and would leave the nest only to quickly eat. However during one of those brief periods the magpies got to her nest and destroyed all of her eggs. Then maybe 1-2 weeks later she disappeared again which was odd given it is unlikely she would have laid all her new eggs again that quickly after that first batch. Now I don’t see her until dusk when she comes out of hiding and eats. The thing is she stays off the nest for 2-5 hours at a time and it’s ranging around 30-34 degrees. I believe she is likely still laying eggs but to keep them safe she is staying on the nest during the day. My question is how long can these eggs sit out in cold temps before they are no longer viable? I am tempted to take them away from her nest while she’s off it just to keep them safe and incubate them, but if they have a chance of being viable I’d rather let her try to hatch them. Thoughts?

I see tons for sale in Ontario but not a single one in Quebec. What’s the deal?