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. They could be Black indie or Cayuga. There is one other black breed I can't remember. But they could be one of three different breeds. Good luck though.

That is a bit strange. My Blue Swedish is just starting to get true feathers, so I have no comparison to give you. Sorry. I hope it is whatever breed you want it to be.

. Hahaha. And, clean water seems to offend them and they must poop the moment they touch it.

agreed on the mess and worth it. It seems they wear more water than they drink.

sorry Noddy. Well, if they would survive, I would send you some. But.... Customs... Good luck.

Some of the eggs at the grocery store can be a month old. Candle them, check for cracks or signs of freezing. If they still have the 'bloom' on them it is an antibacterial barrier. But, I would crack one open... Just to be safe.

are you in Teller county?

This might be a better picture of my largest ducks. The younger ones are hatches from a backyard mix. Which I think explains the usual coloring on 'Marble'

Thanks! Yes, I got them from a lady here in the Springs whose whole flock is WH. I think hers are from Metzers farm, or whatever that fowl site is.

Hi again! Thanks for the welcome. I have 8 ducklings. 2 Blue Swedish. 2 Black Swedish. 2 Cayuga. And 2 Welsh Harlequin. They have all been named by my kiddos. :) The lead 'Drake' so far is our Blue Swedish named 'Orange' because my 2 year old likes that color better.

My eight ducklings. Two blue Swedish. Two black Swedish. Two Welsh Harlequin. And, two Cayuga.

Hi! I am a fellow Coloradoian. I love in the Springs, and I am new to the BYC. Raising ducklings this year. Hope you all are doing well. I meant to stop by this thread before. Sorry! :)

any luck?

I would try therapy swim sessions as well. They really do help. Ontop of what the other poster recommended. Good luck and hope duckling gets better.

can they ship ducklings or eggs to hatch to you?

Bottom one looks like a black Swedish. I think the top is a cayuga. Hope that helps.

Sorry, no idea. Are they a breed that has been approved for Australia? Do you know? Because, in the States, certain breeds are prohibited from Hawaii and Alaska, so that is the reason I ask.

. The one with the grey back looks blue Swedish. I don't see a khaki in there at all. They are normally pure brown. But your yellow duckling might be a pekin or a white layer duck.

Did she hurt herself running around? How does she swim? Because I have a 5 day old duckling that I have had to give 'Swim therapy' to several times a day. She wasn't even using one foot, and now she puts weight on it and has started using it.