Your light colored turkey is a male, the others look like females. You tell the sex of a turkey by the size of the snood (hangy thing on top of the beak) and by the size of the flap of skin below their head (can't remember the 'right' name for it).
It is impossible to tell the sex of Toulouse geese by sight. You can tell by behavior and somewhat by sound if you know what you're looking for. You'll either have to vent sex or wait til laying season to figure it out.
Since your duck doesn't have a green head or dark tail, I'm guessing female. But you can tell by the sound it makes. A female makes a quacking sound, males have a whispery rasp.
**Correction**--The duck does appear to have some 'dark' at the front of the head near the bill, which would indicate male.
It is impossible to tell the sex of Toulouse geese by sight. You can tell by behavior and somewhat by sound if you know what you're looking for. You'll either have to vent sex or wait til laying season to figure it out.
Since your duck doesn't have a green head or dark tail, I'm guessing female. But you can tell by the sound it makes. A female makes a quacking sound, males have a whispery rasp.
**Correction**--The duck does appear to have some 'dark' at the front of the head near the bill, which would indicate male.
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