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Lol about the names. Yeah, that's probably not helping. :) But I'm the same about mating, I have an all female flock to avoid the non consensual mating. And my ducks are all named after plants. But they are my precious pets and the thought of them being mated repeatedly when they don't...

I completely understand.

My cayuga hen looked like that and quacked much later than my khaki campbell hen did. That was my only experience with young ducks and gender though and it was five years ago! You might have to be patient to know for sure. Are you curious or planning ahead for spring ratios?