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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    These crazy critters at nearly 1 year old, and a few of the parent stock.
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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    The babies at five weeks, relaxing and enjoying some lettuce.
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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    The wee ones at four weeks old...not so wee anymore.
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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    The ducklings during week three. First time on grass.
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    Hatchery recommendations?

    If you are just getting ducks go with Metzer Farms. They have a good selection, don't gouge you on shipping and allow you to select the sex (though for a small upcharge). Also, you get a decent range of shipping dates you can choose from.
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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    The kiddos at three weeks
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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    At two weeks
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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    The five Cayuga/Ancona look a lot like Black Swedish ducklings. These kids are three days old.
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    Cayuga drakes crossed to Ancona ducks (hens)

    So, when I ordered my first flock of ducklings last year, I only could get straight runs. (Ordered from Cackle Hatchery and was very pleased with the experience) In the order, I ordered 4 Cayugas and 4 Anconas. All four Cayugas turned out to be drakes and all four Anconas were ducks, go figure...
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