Blue Swedish?

[ChickChic00]

Is this duckling a blue swedish?

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

Kind of... But also kind of not, where did you get them?

 

[ChickChic00]

Kind of... But also kind of not, where did you get them?

Amish.

 

[ChickChic00]

Amish.

Kind of... But also kind of not, where did you get them?

Also, coloring is blue. The pictures just aren't that good for some reason. It's like a Lavender blue

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

Is Amish a feedstore/hatchery or do you mean like from an Amish family?

 

[ChickChic00]

Is Amish a feedstore/hatchery or do you mean like from an Amish family?

Amish, as in people that live in the country and have no power and they also grow there own food and such.

 

[ChickChic00]

Is Amish a feedstore/hatchery or do you mean like from an Amish family?

Wouldn't really call it a family either though. It a massive farm land with Amish people everywhere. They have a farm animal sale every last Saturday of the month. And they sale food throughout the months.

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

It might be a mix then, backyard breeders, Amish and otherwise I'd expect to not care too crazy much on breeds just on how useful the bird is, like egg laying and meat and such it might be easier to tell when it's older but ducks can be difficult unless you know all of their parents and such ^^

 

[corriemartin]

It looks just like my ducklings which were Blue Swedish (or supposed to be, anyway).

 

[TomCahalan]

I had some ducklings that looked just like that, including the yellow on the neck. Their father was a fawn-and-white runner, and their mother was a khaki campbell. Racoons broke into their house (I made a mistake when constructing the latch) and ate them all.