Duck identification attempt #2

[spencedasavage]

Earlier on, I posted about the types of ducks I had, and was able to identify one of three (Blue Swedish,) and the other was already known. Now that they are a bit older, I am trying to figure out what the last one is. I am 99% sure it is a female, and I can provide additional information and images if needed. Right now I think maybe a silver Swede, or some type of Swedish duck, but I wanted others opinion. Thanks!

 

[Flyinbolts]

The eye screams swedish but the bib is tiny. If it is a blue swedish the bib is pretty unique and really cool. I don't know what else to put down as a guess.
As a note the highlighted side/wing feather is typical for swedish. They do tend to hide it well though.

 

[Flyinbolts]

I looked back in your old posts - the duckling looks like a blue swedish. Maybe it's some sort of khaki swedish cross.

 

[spencedasavage]

I looked back in your old posts - the duckling looks like a blue swedish. Maybe it's some sort of khaki swedish cross.

Okay awesome! I know they came from Hoover’s Hatchery, but I believe they were straight run so that would make sense as they do both breeds.

 

[spencedasavage]

I looked back in your old posts - the duckling looks like a blue swedish. Maybe it's some sort of khaki swedish cross.

Just as a side note I noticed those colored feathers only on one side? It doesn’t show well in the photo but they do have a greenish tint similar to Cayuga feathers.

 

[Flyinbolts]

Just as a side note I noticed those colored feathers only on one side? It doesn’t show well in the photo but they do have a greenish tint similar to Cayuga feathers.

My black swedish duck had green/blue stripes similar to a mallard girl but they could be tough to see like a cayuga. The blue swedish has them but they're VERY hidden comparatively. I doubt I could get the detail on camera.

 

[spencedasavage]

My black swedish duck had green/blue stripes similar to a mallard girl but they could be tough to see like a cayuga. The blue swedish has them but they're VERY hidden comparatively. I doubt I could get the detail on camera.

I guess I got one weird duck! Once she starts laying eggs I guess I’ll be able to tell more accurately if she is a mix but I’ll come back to this thread to let you know!

 

[Flyinbolts]

I would certainly love to know.