First time duck owner

[moodybubbles]

 

[moodybubbles]

 

[moodybubbles]

I hope one of those pics helps with the identification.

The last one I just liked because of the duck in the background flapping.

 

[Miss Lydia]

That is a gorgeous goose..

 

[Miss Lydia]

Beautiful

 

[moodybubbles]

Thank you! She is easy going and supposedly very broody. Has hatched many duck eggs.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Thank you! She is easy going and supposedly very broody. Has hatched many duck eggs.

No wonder she likes ducks she thinks they are all her babies..lol Be sure when you want to get someones attention that you use the @before their BYC name Like you want jchny2000 to look at the pics you posted get her attenion by @jchny2000

 

[Chaneys Ranch]

GORGEOUS! I think you have an african, but hatchery like my fella here:


They are usually african X chinese, but will be an awesome bird 100% True african are heavy bodied, low to the ground with a noticeable dewlap. They will also have lobes (folds of skin hanging from the belly). But your goose may also be young yet and not showing those traits.

 

[season1223]

Does anybody know what breed this duck is? She is the first duck I've ever owed! She was given to me as a baby and has just in the last week started laying eggs--white eggs! She has such a cool personality & watches over my chickens as if they were her babies! She'll make a great mama someday!

 

[Chaneys Ranch]

Does anybody know what breed this duck is? She is the first duck I've ever owed! She was given to me as a baby and has just in the last week started laying eggs--white eggs! She has such a cool personality & watches over my chickens as if they were her babies! She'll make a great mama someday!

You have a very lovely Pekin. They are great layers! Rarely go broody but I have a Pekin hen that does too.