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That's good to know :) now is there any reason my suspected Dark Campbell is getting a lighter bill now? I'm still waiting on voices but even today I noted that its beak is looking more of an olive color than black. It seems to be progressively lightening. I'm really hoping it's a she and not a...

It's not clear what the dark one is, I'm really hoping it's what Hoover Hatchery calls a Dark Campbell female. Not sure about the sexes yet as they are not changing from the rough peep of adolescence yet.

The biggest thing when they were tiny ducklings that made me think the two stripe-headed ones weren't Appleyards is that their beaks were dark from the beginning. Not one of the pics of Appleyard babies online had all-dark beaks, but always somewhat pink which is what I see in your pics.

I am still unsure! I have some updated pics, though. Looks like mine are not appleyards but some of yours look like they could be. They are so similar to Golden 300s, which I believe mine to be. At least the two lighter ones.

I know! How is it that they are so much more irresistable than chicks? Chicks being incredibly sweet themselves, of course :)

So, even though I wasn't planning on bringing home any babies the other day.... I just had to look at the chick tanks at Rural King on the way to another aisle. It got me really excited to see what I thought were Silver Appleyard ducklings in the tank. It seems like Hoover Hatchery likes to...