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Quote: is this thread on BYC? Yes, I linked it in my previous post #40 I think

Quote: I have a few pics out there. Though, I don't know if I posted on the muscovy keeper thread, I will do that later today. Instead of hyjacking this one. Sorry OP. This one is the first and has updated pics on post 12. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=561194&p=1

Quote: Why is there squash floating in their pool? just curious I knew by 8 weeks that our duckling was a drake because I had adult females to judge him by and he is and was so much bigger than them. Yes, if I had adults I think it would be much easier. I'm thinking they're not that...

Kind of stumpy legs but not as mush as one of the others. There are 2 that have "feminine" looking heads but not this one. Its so hard to tell and compare since they are not from the same hatch. The biggest one, a blue, seems to have stopped growing but is still bigger than everyone else. I...

These are just a few days ago. This is one of my favorites, hoping its a girl but not sure.

Quote: My girls do it too. My boys raise the feathers on their heads more and wag their tails more. my 3 month old doesn't have feathers on his head long enough to do it yet. I was hoping that may be a sign. I have no idea how old my older ones are. I got them about 3 weeks ago. Some are...

I have a question. Do only the boys raise the feathers up on the top of their heads? Or do girls do that too? In Goatwalker's last 2 pics, the males both have their feathers raised. I have one that does that sometimes but it seems that he/she is not growing as fast. Everyone else is...

Quote: Wait , I saw this on a link someone gave me about the tail wagging which it does seem the boys do it alot, but i did see my girl wag her tail the other day. It said you can tell gender of Muscovies by the tail wagging of the drake, so now I'm not sure. But I agree on everythng else...