Mallard drake?

[The Duck Dad]

so i have two mallards and they are both around 2 1/2 months old. I can't tell if they are both hens or if one is a drake. I was hoping some of you could help. Thanks! The two pics on the top think is a drake and the two pics on the bottom I think is a hen

 

[swampfox440]

I can tell you the second picture is a hen . The bottom photo the beak says drake . Does it have curled feathers in the middle of it's tail ? In most cases the beak on mallard drakes are all green , with the hen tan on the sides . The sex feathers on drakes are in the middle of the tail, close to the oil gland usually they have two . Does this help any ?

 

[The Duck Dad]

I can tell you the second picture is a hen . The bottom photo the beak says drake does it have a curled feathers in the middle of it's tail ? In most cases the beak on mallard drakes are all green , with the hen tan on the sides . The sex feathers on drakes are in the middle of the tail, close to the oil gland usually they have two . Does this help any ?

neither of the ducks have curls

 

[neo71665]

Those look old enough to be able to easily tell by sound. Hens will quack loudly while drakes will have a raspy murmur.

IMHO by bill color I'm leaning hens

 

[The Duck Dad]

Those look old enough to be able to easily tell by sound. Hens will quack loudly while drakes will have a raspy murmur.

The lighter colored one on the bottom quacks REALLY loudly but the darker one on the top still quacks but a lot less and quieter.

 

[swampfox440]

How old are they ? I see you already posted this .

 

[The Duck Dad]

they were born on march 31st

 

[The Duck Dad]

they were born on march 31st

no, april 21st not march

 

[neo71665]

A quack is a quack. Drakes don't do it.

 

[swampfox440]

Voice sexing is a sure thing as @neo71665 said . They are old enough to voice .