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Both are drakes. Clint

Not sure what will help given the duck in the pic is a drake based on bill color and head color. Clint

Guess that is the best answer if you're just blowing smoke..... Have a good day. Clint

No, you have said many misleading things....PhD in 3 years...maybe if you buy it ..have you been accepted into vet school? Don't say you have, but imply you have...don't answer questions, but deflect answers.... Clint

Funny, you had no idea who Rick was...a waterfowl biology professor at MSU...and you have to get a D V M degree before you get a PhD..... Clint

Can start a PhD....I have not known anyone to go straight to a PhD from a BS and can complete it in less than 6 years....from what I have seen from your posts...if I was on your committee....you would not have a chance...a sample size of 1 causing sterility from medicated feeds? What...

Still doesn't answer the question.....so no B S.? Clint

Do you even have you BS yet? Clint

Is this part of your bibbed Rouen program? part of your MS because you will soon be starting your PhD as you said on the peafowl forum? Clint

Looks like a drake. Clint

Look like rouens. Clint

All look like mallatd drakes. Clint

Do think it is a Rouen, too close in size to the buff for the age. I would say it is a duck, not a drake. Again, I would prefer to make the call from an out stretched wing so I could see the tertial coverts. Clint

Look like 2 ducks to me....doesn't look like a drake. I'd like to see the being extended to see the tertial coverts. Clint

That doesn't prove anything...sure the attack didn't cause any ovarian damage? There are lots of possible causes, particularly with a sample size of 1 when millions of other birds have been fed that and there are no other reports of sterility. Feed stores are one of the last places I look for...

Well now you know they were wrong. Clint

Huh....where do you get that? Usually the medication is amprolium, which is a coccidistat....not an antibiotic....it will not make them sterile and will not help with infections....it is a thiamin blocker that slows coccidia growth so the bird can develop it's own immunity. Cllnt

Both look like drakes. Clint

The green is because green is a structural color...the feather structure refracts light so we see the green light wavelengths. That does look like a drake. Clint

Not if she isn't incubating yet. Clint