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Many Birds: Thanks so much for that good info!!! As a side note: I find it interesting how people tend to not really read the full question and yet go ahead and comment. I appreciate those of you who do NOT do that.

oh no...would never leave her all alone! I know better than that. I'll try leaving her with one male and start looking for another female so there can be a threesome again. In the meantime, I have to find a good home for the one male. Who knows how long that could take....

not at all. you've been amazingly sweet and very helpful. Thank you very much!!!

and--one more thing- do you think having one male and one female is dangerous for the female?

right- I know. I was just saying that I have no use for males, regardless of anything else, since I don't want to breed.

bummer. both Pekins are males- raspy voice. I don't have room for any more unfortunately. would you suggest getting rid of one male and leaving one male/one female? I feel so bad getting rid of him. But I want eggs!

I can't separate them permanently and since it's clear I have at least one male, this will be going on for a while. I just noticed this happening today- the water sumberging-, they have just "come to age" at 4 months. I can see one feather with a tiny curl on the tail of one Pekin which a...

Hi, I have 2 Pekins and one Cayuga. The Cayuga is definitely a female. I thought the Pekins were also female, but evidently at least one is a male. He jumps on the female in their pool- to mate I guess- and practically drowns her. I am very worried for her. What can I do?