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Is that one bigger? The Muscovy is known to be a aggressive breed and all though the are sweet their personality can change very quickly!Here she is
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Is that one bigger? The Muscovy is known to be a aggressive breed and all though the are sweet their personality can change very quickly!Here she is
What makes you say that?That’s a he!
You can tell how big he is and how he had kinda like a MohockWhat makes you say that?
they are both the same sizeIs that one bigger? The Muscovy is known to be a aggressive breed and all though the are sweet their personality can change very quickly!
Thanks for the video..I’ll have to pay more attention tomorrow and see what sounds they makeAll males do is huff - only the hens will make a soft trilling sound. Muscovy can be very aggressive towards each other and other birds if they are expected to share their space with them, even the girls. One of our Muscovy girls would attack our son until we dispatched the male (he was people aggressive and nothing we did would make him change his ways). Once he was gone she calmed right down and is now fine.
This video is a good demonstration of the difference in sounds between the sexes.
I’m thinking both are malesthey are both the same size
You could be right there as my Muscovy hens don't have anywhere near as many caruncles as the ones pictured and they were hatched in May.I’m thinking both are males
Yes, then they are probably drakesYou could be right there as my Muscovy hens don't have anywhere near as many caruncles as the ones pictured and they were hatched in May.