Welsh Harlequins - I'm confused?

[hereorthere]

Thank you all for your responses! They are approximately 2 months and 3 weeks old. I'll be patient!

I'm in your boat too....with same birth time with my WH. Do know that my ducks were from Holderread so they were breed to standards....so am already seeing 2-3 males with curling tail feathers. And darker bills are the ducks. But like others have said, let's wait for the teen feather molt and see where the chips lie.

 

[chickens really]

Quacks work too....Hens Quack at around 8 weeks...

 

[hereorthere]

Quacks work too....Hens Quack at around 8 weeks...

 

[Bluegray87]

I have a Welsh Harlequin and changed my mind on the sex daily, what I found was the beak shape determined the sex as well as the husky raspy quack, the second picture I think you have 2 drakes at the back that I am sure of due to the bills,maybe 2 ducks at the front and 2 drakes in the middle, if you can turn them on their backs and locate the vent you will know for certain by sexing them this way, believe me there is no doubting the outcome this way as its clear to see. Wiki how has step by step instructions with images. My drake is 18 weeks now and is getting his green tint on his wings

 

[Bluegray87]

This was taken 2 weeks ago, the front duck is the Harlequin, he has changed a lot since then, but as others have said the quack is a dead giveaway

 

[DanielleInUro]

I have nothing to add even though I have six WH's that hatched on Sunday and this topic is of much interest to me, but the boyfriend and I are way too busy laughing at the second photo you posted, in which the one non-WH you have (who, incidentally, looks EXACTLY like our Pica) is photobombing. I showed Tea, who replied "HEY ARE YOU GUYS TAKIN A PICTURE OVER THERE HEY HEEEEY!"

Also, what breed is that duck? Because we've always thought Pica was half runner and half pekin, but she's a TSC duck and we don't really know what ingredients are in her.