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  1. AgnesGray

    Ducklings question (Welsh Harleys)

    I'll look forward to seeing how they turn out. My guesses may turn out to be wrong. 🤷‍♀️😜 They are super cute, whatever they are. I will remember that tip about grogel for ducks in case I ever buy them live in the mail. :thumbsup
  2. AgnesGray

    Ducklings question (Welsh Harleys)

    No, there are silver phase and gold phase WH and I have silver phase, which is the most common these days. Within that silver phase, I have three different sources/lines from three different breeders and notice some variation in wing length and coloring at hatch and later. I like these...
  3. AgnesGray

    Ducklings question (Welsh Harleys)

    I've had a few with darker heads and some that are all yellow. I have three lines and have noticed that there do seem to be some lines that have more dark than others. Whatever the case, they are all lovely!
  4. AgnesGray

    Ducklings question (Welsh Harleys)

    Nice! Totally worth it!
  5. AgnesGray

    Ducklings question (Welsh Harleys)

    D1 - Boy D2 - D2 the one in back left is a boy right? Yes And the back middle with beak hard to see is ...which? Can't see very much of the bill if I'm looking at the right one, but due to the smokey color I see there, I'd say boy. D3 - The bottom left is a boy maybe? Yes And the top left? What...
  6. AgnesGray

    Ducklings question (Welsh Harleys)

    Can I ask who shipped ducks with grogel? That's pretty cool. :) I have had most of the uncertain ones turn out to be males, but that may have been due to my wishful hoping that they could still be girls. I did have one a couple months ago hatch that I didn't sell because it wasn't sure, but...
  7. AgnesGray

    Ducklings question (Welsh Harleys)

    Which ones are you not sure about? Lots of beautiful babies there 🥰 Edit to add: the bill sexing is said to be about 70% accurate. I've had one or two be uncertain and turn out differently than expected in the 30 or so ducklings I hatched this year. I try to keep the ones that hatch with...
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