Yes I’ll upload one. But you’ll only be able to hear the two Pekins and the others you’ll barely hear but you’ll be able to make out some squeaky sounds.
It appears that one or both of your Pekins are female. If they quack their female, males have a raspy voice. Here’s two good links of what a male and female sound like.
Thank you! It’s just weird that they only quack when being held and those other two quack almost constantly lolIt appears that one or both of your Pekins are female. If they quack their female, males have a raspy voice. Here’s two good links of what a male and female sound like.
Here’s the male noise: http://www.majesticwaterfowl.org/boyquack.wav
Here’s the female quack: http://www.majesticwaterfowl.org/girlquack.wav
Good luck with your ducks! I find them easiest to sex by voice if you separate one at a time and listen to each.
-Rachel
No problem! My Pekin ducks are so loud! They’re constantly honking.
So I picked each duck up and listened to their voice and two quack when being help and two sound like boys which I know they are. But my question is can boys sound like they’re quacking when they’re only 6 weeks old? Because the two that are quacking have green in their face.
But they’re definitely smaller than the two boys and don’t have a ring around their necks like they do.
