4 weeks old ducklings voice change

[Claudine19]

My Pekins are now 4 weeks old and I'm noticing two that are starting to sound a bit different than the others. I know a raspier quack will indicate a male but I also know early voice change most likely indicate a female so now I'm a bit lost and also very eagered to know the sex of these little guys. Since I only have experience with chickens I really have a hard time telling male quack from female quack appart even after watching a lot of videos on the subject.

Can someone help me out?

 

[IvysAnimals]

Males will get a whispery sound while females will sound like a quack - sounds like if you have a loud, screech.

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[homeschoolin momma]

I hear the beginnings of a quack in one of them, but which one I can't tell. Around 6 weeks it become more definite. You could then take each one out, one at a time out of eye sight of the others and see which duckling/s produces the quack.

 

[Claudine19]

I hear the beginnings of a quack in one of them, but which one I can't tell. Around 6 weeks it become more definite. You could then take each one out, one at a time out of eye sight of the others and see which duckling/s produces the quack.

That's my little Romeo, he/she's one of my biggest one that I thought would be a male! Does that quack means it's a female? I will wait another two weeks to actually sex them of course Thank you!

 

[Claudine19]

Males will get a whispery sound while females will sound like a quack - sounds like if you have a loud, screech.

CLICK AND READ ME!

Thank you! That video is very helpful!!