Please help identifying these ducklings. Khaki Campbell? Pekin? Crosses?

[member 158781]

Hi, we got these ducklings from people who have several breeds. Among the 10 different breeds they own, there are khaki campbell and Pekin. Anybody know if any of these ducklings belong to a specific breed? If crosses (probably), then what breeds are in there you think?
Thanks for your help.
Ellen.

 

[cheezenkwackers]

The first two light colored ducklings look like Silver Appleyards. I am not sure about about the second two, they look too dark for Khaki Campbells to me, Cayuga maybe?!

 

[Isaac 0]

Double Post.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/help-identifying-these-ducklings.1396574/

 

[member 158781]

Double Post.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/help-identifying-these-ducklings.1396574/

Hi, I see. Weird. When I posted, I made a correction to the pictures and all I noticed was that suddenly the title was gone but the rest seemed to be there. I thought I had just edited. But thank you for letting me know.

 

[member 158781]

Hi, we got these ducklings from people who have several breeds. Among the 10 different breeds they own, there are khaki campbell and Pekin. Anybody know if any of these ducklings belong to a specific breed? If crosses (probably), then what breeds are in there you think?
Thanks for your help.
Ellen.

Update with pictures of the same ducklings that are older now.

 

[TomCahalan]

Two of those seem to show appleyard ancestry, but it is really hard to say anything else from your picture. They are wet and indoors. They also aren't full grown.

If you post pictures of them when they are adults (six months), and outside (natural sunlight) then we could help you more. Knowing more about the potential parents would be a huge help, but I suspect that you aren't going to be able to get accurate information.

 

[member 158781]

Two of those seem to show appleyard ancestry, but it is really hard to say anything else from your picture. They are wet and indoors. They also aren't full grown.

If you post pictures of them when they are adults (six months), and outside (natural sunlight) then we could help you more. Knowing more about the potential parents would be a huge help, but I suspect that you aren't going to be able to get accurate information.

I'm afraid you're right. And yes, at approx. 6 months, I shall update again.
Thank you for taking the time to answer.