Duck things!! HELP please?!

[AshleyNicole06]

Rescued a male duck.. now my 3 drakes are acting shy and my biggest one isn’t really fond of him he pulls on his feathers.
Is this normal behavior? I know they’re not used to him yet. I don’t know if they ever will. My poor babies!
Will adding this duck change their whole routine? Like coming in at night? And letting us hold them? Playing together? Being happy?
And I also think the new one has a broken wing? Or had?
Anyone know what kind of duck it is? I posted a few pics of him and then a few of the wing...
Thank you!

 

[Ravynscroft]

Lol just checking. I’m new to ducks! Just learning.

And that is good! Questions are always good too!
Just giving reassurance!

 

[chickens really]

Separate him in a look no touch pen for a week..They look at him as an intruder..
A better picture of the wing would help..It does look like flight feathers..

 

[Ravynscroft]

Poops with excess water from drinking a lot are *much* different than actual diarrhea...

 

[MillersFarm]

He is a cayuga drake, And for his wing I need clearer picture but what from I can see it just looks like a few flight feathers out of place due to maybe trying to get out of something or trying to fly? It doesn't look broken and well for the whole Drakes getting along that's something you'll have to wait for. They may get along they may never. Your old drakes probably see him as a threat to their territory. I'd give them a little time first.

 

[Ravynscroft]

What is angel wing?

Here are some othe pictures.. but they’re not great either.

Calm down, he is fine... it looks like a mild case of angel wing that wasn't corrected when he was younger... it isn't broken, and no, it doesn't cause him pain... the feathers are just twisted so they stick out... severe cases will inhibit their ability to fly and can affect their waterproofing capability, but once adult it doesn't worsen, it just stays like that...

 

[Amiga]

Have you had his stool checked for parasites? I kept our two newest girls quarantined for a bit, till they checked out negative for parasites.

 

[casportpony]

Is there a way to tell how old they are? I’ve been looking up angel wing on google and it says it could lead to an early death.
Is he okay to Be with my younger babies?

Fear not, angel wing is not going to lead to early death.

 

[MINDANAO DAVE]

Keep them separated and yet keep him caged for a week or so so they can get use to him being in the same area. They are like any animal that is protective of their females and their area. They should work it out. It should not change their behavior as far as you handling them or coming back to the coop.

 

[Ravynscroft]

I don’t know how old and no females

Like others said, just give them lots of time to get to know each other... better pics of his wing would help, but it does look like he had angel wing that wasn't corrected... it doesn't hurt them, just the tip of the wing is twisted the wrong way when he folds his wing so they stick out...
You can't wrap it at this time, but I did hear of someone fixing angel wing in an adult when they molted... I'll look for the info for you...