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WARNING: Picture overload! This is Piglet he/she will be white. This is the all yellow. These are what I thought would be chocolate. The darker one is in the front. Here is the darker of the 2 .This is the lighter of the 2 with the one I thought would be black, Penguin. Here is Penguin again...

Yes they do look like that! I found a site online that lists the colors for Muscovies. I only thought there were white, blacks, chocolate and blue or however you call them. In the second picture, the darkest one, do you think he'l be black? I thought I had one that would be black, but now I'm...

They are gorgeous!!!! If I lived a lot closer and had more room for a lot mor I'd take them all. Ugh why can't I live closer!

I can post a picture that her owner sent me. This is the Mom.

Wow. I didn't realize they could change that much. He's gorgeous!

Some of the things horse registries do Hmmm now I wonder if I'll have 3 chocolates. 2 aren't as dark as the chocolates in that picture. Maybe I will have a black. Your drakes are gorgeous! I've never see a pretty much solid black before. I love it!

Some of their colors confuse me. AMHA colorings throw me off a bit. The Dun doesn't look like a typical dun on a regular horse. And the fact that they have Sorrel and Chestnut throws me. I was always taught that they were they same color, it just depended on what discipline. Of course I don't...

Hmmmm now you make me wonder about mine. I'm like you, I know all yellow will be white, but that's as far as my knowledge of color goes lol. I'm amazing at horse colors and genetics, but when it comes to ducks, I'm practically clueless lol.

Just curious, but can you kind of tell what your Muscovy duckling's color will be when it's older, by the coloring it has when it's a duckling? I have an all yellow, which I was told would be an all white Muscovy. Makes sense to me as the Drake who fathered them is all white. I have 2 light...