These are Welsh Harlequin, Cayuga, and Rouen ducklings, which are ideal for foraging and egg production. These breeds do not fly, eliminating the need for wing clipping or tall fencing.
These ducklings are straight run and may be mixed breed. They are ready for their new homes and foraging grounds.
Parent ducks are pictured last.
*Welsh Harlequin ducks are a lightweight breed renowned for their vibrant plumage, resembling snow-dusted mallards. They are excellent mothers and produce 100-150 eggs annually.
*Rouen ducks are a heavyweight breed, similar in appearance to Mallards, laying 100-180 eggs per year.
*Cayuga ducks are medium-sized, hardy, and calm, with a distinctive iridescent beetle green sheen. They produce 100-180 black-light gray eggs annually.
Next hatch date will start in spring
These are Welsh Harlequin, Cayuga, and Rouen ducklings, which are ideal for foraging and egg production. These breeds do not fly, eliminating the need for wing clipping or tall fencing.
These ducklings are straight run and may be mixed breed. They are ready for their new homes and foraging grounds.
Parent ducks are pictured last.
*Welsh Harlequin ducks are a lightweight breed renowned for their vibrant plumage, resembling snow-dusted mallards. They are excellent mothers and produce 100-150 eggs annually.
*Rouen ducks are a heavyweight breed, similar in appearance to Mallards, laying 100-180 eggs per year.
*Cayuga ducks are medium-sized, hardy, and calm, with a distinctive iridescent beetle green sheen. They produce 100-180 black-light gray eggs annually.
Next hatch date will start in spring
