these are welsh harlequins
these are not
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these are welsh harlequins
these are not
the largest one in this picture looks like a muscovy.
Haha yes, the one in the middle and on the right are muscovys, and the two little yellow ones in the first picture are pekin. I'm trying to figure out what breed the little brown ones are because they were sold to me as welsh harlequins but apparently they aren't![]()
bThese are their parents, those are welsh harlequins right?
I've only had Google images to go off as I've never seen them before, so I have no idea![]()
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The one in the bottom like like its part runner. And if one is starting to quack it's a girl. Boys can't quack at all and will keep on peeping till all of a sudden they sound like frogs and are raspy. Females get their voices first.Hey guys, I'm back again lol
I can't believe in a week how different they look! (Or how much bigger they've gotten)
I'm thinking that the bigger one is a male because he's suddenly got this white spot on the back of his neck (again I'm going of his parents photo) I think he's feathering out? He's suddenly got all of this super soft floof instead of the fuzz. He's also started this weird half quack which is just so cute haha.
The smaller one keeps raising itself up really tall, it's making me think Runner but there wasn't any in with the parents so I honestly have no idea. It also looks nothing like its sibling..
I actually contacted the lady who sold them to me and she insists that they're purebred welsh harlequins. hmm...
Here's some more up to date pictures![]()
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