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It's funny my boys tend to be gentlemen with their mates but total animals with everyone elses, I find unpaired hens get it worse as they don't have a drake for protection.

Generally speaking no, usually only the bantam breeds and muscovies can achieve sustained flight, but I've seen exceptions to the rule.

Oh my goodness, they are so big now! The calls are so cute. I love the facial stripes on the pacific blacks, we get wild ones coming in to pinch my ducks food, cheeky things.

My kind of thread! Oh I want babies again! Hurry up girls!!

Oh how interesting!! I don't think I've ever seen a mule duck before. Beautiful ducks and good luck with the breeding

Oh what a cutie!!! It does look like it's going to be a soft pastelly colour! Just gorgeous!

Very likely, often the young roosters will get a red blush on the comb/wattles and pullets stay pale.

GORGEOUS!!! They look like my pied call duck babies!

Yes sounds like you have girls, boys get the "kiss curl" tail feather when they are older too.

Goodness! That is very odd behaviour indeed! What about old towels?

OH MY GOODNESS!! I'm in heaven! Loving everyone's babies

I definitely prefer my duckies to my chooks, but that's just my personal opinion! Ducks can be kept for eggs or meat, or just to have something cute and entertaining around...... I started with one little cutie (call duck) now I have over 50

Oh my, they will be beautiful bemba.... I can just see one now, cattledog face, red with a ridge ,it's perfect I forgot to add, pics ARE a must

It's like a ... I'm so comfortable with you, and I wanna do something... but what LOL

wow, he is so cute! I always wanted a tame peachick

Well a quick and easy way is to use lawnmower grass catchers, they are easy to clean and have a handle to move the nest for egg inspections, or moving a broody some place safe!

Oh you have to post picks soon! I've never seen a hookbill duckling

Wow he is nice, looks like the mallard salt and pepper coming through, although I am not an expert on colors, Hopefully someone else will help. Good luck!

Thats great, congrats! Hopefully they all go full term for you. I just placed some eggs in my first ever bator..... nervous yet excited! hum at 63% and temp between 37 and 37.8, hopefully this will be OK and I will hatch 14 beautiful Calls. Keep us posted with yours.