Weird duck behavior pls help

[my spoiled chickens]

I have 5 call ducks, 4girls(I think) and one boy(I think) and I saw the a girl on top of the boy breeding him and then a week later saw a different girl on top of him, both of them have sex-linked colors(gray and dusky gray) and the boy is white, I'm not sure if it is a boy. Is this in retaliation? I've never seen the boy breed the girls. Is this normal

 

[my spoiled chickens]

@Miss Lydia @KathiQuacks @Jenbirdee

 

[Jenbirdee]

I have 5 call ducks, 4girls(I think) and one boy(I think) and I saw the a girl on top of the boy breeding him and then a week later saw a different girl on top of him, both of them have sex-linked colors(gray and dusky gray) and the boy is white, I'm not sure if it is a boy. Is this in retaliation? I've never seen the boy breed the girls. Is this normal

100% normal
ducks play mate all the time girls are crazy

 

[my spoiled chickens]

100% normal

ok thx so much! phew I thought I paid 75$ for a bunch of hermaphrodite ducks

 

[KathiQuacks]

Yeah, female ducks will play-mate like they’re drakes, usually hopping on other females, but occasionally they’ll hop on drakes as well.

If you’d like confirmation on gender, you can upload a video of each of their voices to somewhere like YouTube and link it here.

 

[my spoiled chickens]

Yeah, female ducks will play-mate like they’re drakes, usually hopping on other females, but occasionally they’ll hop on drakes as well.

If you’d like confirmation on gender, you can upload a video of each of their voices to somewhere like YouTube and link it here.

I'm so glad! thx

 

[ruthhope]

There's no sex combination or position that ducks haven't tried out. Your call ducks are just being ducks!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Chickens do this but I understood it was about domination and establishing pecking order. Is this not the case with ducks? Do ducks not have pecking order?

 

[KathiQuacks]

Chickens do this but I understood it was about domination and establishing pecking order. Is this not the case with ducks? Do ducks not have pecking order?

They do, but I’ve found it’s more obviously presented in drakes; I can clearly see where each of my drakes rank, but my hens? Not so much.

Occasionally, my hens will poke, shove, maybe full-on fight when they’re broody. Rarely aggression over food, and never mounting dominantly, only in a flirtatious way.