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  1. kiwichiks

    Duck Breed Focus - Welsh Harlequin

    No... and yes. Our Zachary manages to fly about 2 - 3 meters when jumping off a bank to the grass below or if there is a downward slope. However, yesterday we had quite a comical turn of events. He was walking (waddling!) down a steep driveway and suddenly it became very windy. He was walking...
  2. kiwichiks

    Duck Breed Focus - Welsh Harlequin

    Yes, naughty little Zachary alright! Luckily he is such a gorgeous little man - very calm and tolerant, and a 'super-duck' when it comes to finding bugs, crickets and worms etc! I love the names Jemima and Rebeccah! Zachary Quack's sister Tallulah was almost called Jemima Puddleduck! Fingers...
  3. kiwichiks

    Duck Breed Focus - Welsh Harlequin

    Yes, that makes sense. It was a bit 'disastrous' on the egg-laying front, as we only have 2 ducks and had really hoped that they were both girls so that they could 'earn their keep' with a couple of eggs (hopefully!) a day between them. But we adore Zachary who is so calm and tolerant, and he...
  4. kiwichiks

    Duck Breed Focus - Welsh Harlequin

    I thought you might like to see what our Zachary Quack looked like when he was 2 days old. He had a pink beak with dark tip and we chose him because of this, convinced he was a girl. So he started off life as Daisy and we looked forward to her egg laying capabilities. But by 10 weeks, the few...
  5. kiwichiks

    Duck Breed Focus - Welsh Harlequin

    What beautiful photos! Is the duck at the front of the 4th photo a female? It looks almost exactly like our Daisy. We've just become a little unsure if our Daisy is a female (she's almost 6 weeks old) as she hardly says a word, so we can't judge her 'quack'. We also have a magpie duck (same...
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