They appear to be females. Khaki Campbells females have a much softer quack then other female ducks. They can quack quite loud but usually a soft chattery quack.
I saw in a previous comment that you can tell gender by bill color. Can someone help me? Two males or two females?
They are both almost 10 weeks. They also don't quack like a male or female either.
I was not sure so I did a little research and guess what I found..." Ducks are among the largest avian predators of leeches." So there should be no problem with them in the ducks pond. In fact, they might be short lived if you have enough ducks.
And an adventure it will be. I have a total of 20 ducks (Khakis, Blue Swedish and Cayugas) and they are truely the entertainment in my mixed flock of chickens ducks and geese. Have you determine their sexes yet?
We recently got our first 6 ducks ever. We are just about finished with their coop, hoping that their first night of outdoor living will be tomorrow night. We are looking forward to this adventure!!!
six weeks is way too early for visual sexing. at around 10-15 weeks you may see some signs. The bill on the males will become lighter in color and they may begin to develop a drake feather which is a curled feather on their rear end. Also, the male's quack will become more raspy, almost like he has a sore throat. Often the male Khaki will also develop a much darker head than the female and may also develop very attractive adult feathering while the females will stay a khaki-tan color.they r 6 weeks old can you tell If they are a boy or girl?
