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Can leg size be a sex indicator as well as drake feathers and quacks? One heavy leg guy and 4 with slim legs.

I think its the camera angle. When they are closer, I don't see the drake feather on the others, but they are still young. One drake would certainly be enough.

Quote: They are fruits (samara) from the red maple tree. Strong winds have nearly stripped the tree, it looks like snow cover in my yard there were so many "helicopters" coming down. The ducks seem to like playing with them, though.

I lured them out of the pond and into the coop with frozen peas. That is like crack to them! Anyway, when I take them out in the morning, I'll try to catch curly tail and see what he says. I'm hoping that there is only one drake. Thanks for your responses. I appreciate it.

2 or 3 are quacking, but curly tail has been very quiet so far. They are always so close to each other that I really can't tell which one is actually quacking.

The duck in the back of the photo seems to have a curled feather (or 2). At this young age, can it be determined?