Down to twogosling’s I sold the two big boys and kept the little girl and little boy named them Evangeline and Earl.
The first three ducklings I hatched in my incubator are almost 4 weeks old and there are seven more eggs set to hatch in a week
Will be moving things around for sure
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So, um... The half of our young Welshies that are XXL size ... Ahem...

It's a very good possibility that they are actually Silver appleyards. They are huge, they have the eye-to-bill dark stripe.

I don't mind the Appleyards, they seem like a very solid breed and good layers too. But we really wanted Welshies so I wrote to the breeder.

If it were me in his shoes I would tell the customer sorry, my bad, here is another batch of true WH eggs at no cost. No idea what will actually happen.
 
So, um... The half of our young Welshies that are XXL size ... Ahem...

It's a very good possibility that they are actually Silver appleyards. They are huge, they have the eye-to-bill dark stripe.

I don't mind the Appleyards, they seem like a very solid breed and good layers too. But we really wanted Welshies so I wrote to the breeder.

If it were me in his shoes I would tell the customer sorry, my bad, here is another batch of true WH eggs at no cost. No idea what will actually happen.
Wow, yeah you’re right. I just went back a few pages and looked at your pictures. I have Welsh Harleys and I also have a Silver Apple Yard so duhhhhh I should have seen that right away, but I was just thinking that your Harley‘s looked kind of odd lol
 
Wow, yeah you’re right. I just went back a few pages and looked at your pictures. I have Welsh Harleys and I also have a Silver Apple Yard so duhhhhh I should have seen that right away, but I was just thinking that your Harley‘s looked kind of odd lol
I thought it was because you’re overseas lol foreign Ducks 🦆
 
Haha :)
Le duck!
Are you happy with your Appleyards as layers?
Actually, she’s a great duck, but she does have a laying problem when my chickens used to be in with my ducks, and they scared the bejeebers out of them every dayshe had a prolapse last year. I got it to stay back in with colloidal silver and Manuka honey. and now I still occasionally give her extra vitamins, and calcium gluconate, and infant vitamin D drops to help her egg shells look normal again again they were very thin shells with large calcium deposits on them. at one point when she had the prolapse, I tried to get her to stop laying, and it was practically impossible and then she laid all winter long when the other stopped. She’s only just two years old now.
 
Sorry to hear that :(

Lower protein food would maybe help in a brute-force way? Since there would simply not be enough "raw materials" to form the egg.
Yeah, and I had her in a dark crate in my basement for like a week, but it was so sad. I let her back out. She’s OK now though.
 

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