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Which hatchery did they come from?

Mine stand tallest when they become alert over something, so rarely are they like the ones in the brochure photos.

Belly is getting whiter, head is staying black and his body is turning a stunning graphite color 😍

I can count ten ducks on one hand! 😆

#28 hatched around noon on the 14th, and I'm guessing that the girly-girls came along within 12 hours from then. They've consumed almost 130lbs of food in five weeks! Their father was fairly large; he's furthest right in this picture.

The two grayish ones have been quacking for weeks! All you have to do is coo, "What's happening girly-girls!" And they give you the full story! 😆

Learning how to go in and out of the coop.

Yep! Keeping them is a no-brainer! 😇

Yes, it's good, but I love them all and it may be tough later. 😅

These two are quacking!

These ducks are like an Advent Callender, you just don't know what you're going to see tomorrow!

Fawn/ white VS ?

Foot color seems to be getting darker on the blacks, but as you can see, they weren't born with black feet.

Ya, no kidding! I'd swim in that! 😋

Unique opportunity for someone looking to finish a hatch https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/runner-eggs-8-fourteen-days-under-hen-skagit-county-washington-free.1473433/#post-24547955

Me?

They are just past six weeks so full plumage is not in yet. Fred is fairly dark and yet to quack. Edit: Fred quacked this morning Ginger is looking quite light to to me.

WOOO HOOO! I wonder what a fawn and white drake will make mixed with a blue hen. My henss are getting lighter and have some white, but are still maintaining some very dark striations.

Fred and Ginger doing an adult swim

Which hatchery and when do they arrive?