Muscovy keepers share your pics!

[Ren2014]

They are so pretty!
Mandy

Thank you.

Absolutely gorgeous.. Did you place them on the Buy sell trade thread? @Ren2014

Thank you. I didn't thing of that

I will now

 

[Ren2014]

This is Ono. (not Uno... Ono as in O NO we have a baby, lol) Not a planned hatch.

 

[Miss Lydia]

This is Ono. (not Uno... Ono as in O NO we have a baby, lol) Not a planned hatch.

O No sure is adorable though

Hopefully a girl.

 

[Ren2014]

O No sure is adorable though

Hopefully a girl.

Thank you.

 

[MandyJ]

This is Ono. (not Uno... Ono as in O NO we have a baby, lol) Not a planned hatch.

Look how tiny she (gotta think positive) is! So cute!!

 

[Ren2014]

Look how tiny she (gotta think positive) is! So cute!!

Thank you. She has become quite the little individual. Mom is still sitting on two eggs. I'm hoping now at least one hatches so she will have a buddy.

 

[Datacross]

Hi, I feel like this is an odd question but here it goes. Which is more reliable when it comes to sexing, the calls/noises they make or their body size, stance, and posture. The reason I'm asking is because both of my muscovies trill but one definitely looks female and the other looks male, despite the ability to trill. Neither were vent sexed as ducklings

 

[Miss Lydia]

With Muscovys size usually . How old are your scovy's ? Females not only trill but when looking at them walking towards you their legs are set closer together under their body and almost look like they are going to walk on their own feet. the body shape of the female is shaped like an American foot ball where drakes are long from head to tail and drakes legs are set wider apart undeneathe them Drakes legs are quite a bit thicker too.

 

[Datacross]

With Muscovys size usually . How old are your scovy's ? Females not only trill but when looking at them walking towards you their legs are set closer together under their body and almost look like they are going to walk on their own feet. the body shape of the female is shaped like an American foot ball  where drakes are long from head to tail and drakes legs are set wider apart undeneathe them   Drakes legs are quite a bit thicker too.

The one I know is female is almost pigeon toed, the other has a wide stance and it's feet point straight out. Their legs are the same size though. The one I'm questioning is a little taller and fatter than the female but relatively the same body shape. They're around 12-13 weeks

 

[Miss Lydia]

The one I know is female is almost pigeon toed, the other has a wide stance and it's feet point straight out. Their legs are the same size though. The one I'm questioning is a little taller and fatter than the female but relatively the same body shape. They're around 12-13 weeks

Maybe you can post some good pics of them so we can see front view and side. Sounds to me like you have one of each if we go my leg stance.