Any idea what color these baby calls will be?

[destin0709]

Can anyone tell what color these calls will be? The colors listed where I bought them from were: pure whites, snowy, magpie, bibbed, grey, and sometimes a buff. I have 5 calls in question because I know the other 3 are chocolates. Sorry I took their picture after they got done eating so they have food on them. 8 very messy eaters. LOL
There are 3 yellow, 1 with some black tips on its tail and some on its head/back area. I am thinking the yellow ones maybe whites and the other one maybe a snowy?

And then there is a black and yellow and a mallard looking one I am guessing a magpie and a gray? Anyone else know. Or is it still too soon to tell? Thanks

 

[jbourget]

Yes in the first photo the one on the top with greyish head is snowy here are mine

the other 2 with him are whites

 

[jbourget]

that white duckling in the middle of the snowy and other white is going to be a nice bird. looks like hes got nice small size and beak

 

[destin0709]

Yes she has the short beak and very round head the only 1 out of the bunch. I was hoping for a snowy so I'm glad someone else thinks a snowy and I think it's a boy. They are still hard to tell but I can tell 3 for sure. The mallard looking and other bigger yellow one are boys too. Yours are lil cuties too.

 

[jbourget]

Oh no no you wont be able to tell sex for a much longer!!!! calls are extremely hard, only once they feather up and start squeking regularly can you decide their gender. Goodluck with hens!

 

[destin0709]

So you can't tell by vent sexing them yet? I know it took months before I could tell with my older white ones. I have one very loud honking one and 3 raspy ones.

 

[ShuckyDuckyQuackQuack]

Adorable

 

[jbourget]

Nope, they are so tiny that you would only end up hurting them by vent sex. Anyway their voices will change i had ones i thought for sure would be hens but ended up being drakes. Its when they are juveniles their voices come in

 

[StevenW.]

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[destin0709]

Well hopefully the yellows get some more feathers soon. I already have whites so was hoping for some other colors.