Minor wet feather - should I be concerned?

[StinkyAcres]

All of my Muscovies have some degree of wet feather. They bathe and preen multiple times a day, but it hasn't resolved. It started this spring; they had no issues in the winter. I've read it's not uncommon in Muscovies, but should I be concerned and is there anything I should do to help them?

 

[Barnette]

What is wet feather?

 

[StinkyAcres]

What is wet feather?

Wet feather happens when ducks aren't able to waterproof their feathers.

 

[KathiQuacks]

I’m not seeing much wet feather in these photos. Maybe the 2nd photo on your drake’s (?) belly and neck. Do they still dry off after a while?

I think I have 2 hens like yours who will get somewhat wet, but they are still able to dry off just fine. They haven’t had a problem with it, but I can’t explain why it’s happening.

 

[StinkyAcres]

I’m not seeing much wet feather in these photos. Maybe the 2nd photo on your drake’s (?) belly and neck. Do they still dry off after a while?

I think I have 2 hens like yours who will get somewhat wet, but they are still able to dry off just fine. They haven’t had a problem with it, but I can’t explain why it’s happening.

Thanks! They do seem to dry off eventually but their feathers continue to look shredded. When they bathe their heads, flanks, and wing coverts, mainly, get completely soaked.

 

[StinkyAcres]

Oh, and the magpie is a female. She's always looked more masculine than the others.