What breed and gender is this duck

[fatty and friends]

Omg !! They look so alike ! What breed was your drake ? I’m not sure what breed mine is I thought Campbell but he’s a bit to dark I think his head is pretty black.

there isn’t an actual breed name. khaki/rouen mix is what most experts told me, but i’ve also been told “dusky mallard mix” multiple times

 

[Alexis_8966]

Oh okay I’ll look more into it and will definitely
update with some pictures in a few weeks.

 

[2000096904]

Mabey some sort of Muscovy mallard mix but the white one is def a female Pekin

 

[Alexis_8966]

Mabey some sort of Muscovy mallard mix but the white one is def a female Pekin

I guess there no real way to tell right ?

 

[SolarDuck]

I guess there no real way to tell right ?

A muscovy mix would definitely have different kinds of noises than your typical duck. The bill of it is really what makes me think muscovy could you post an up close picture of the bill from the front?

 

[Ted_Harrell]

Or a Khaki Campbell/Cayuga cross?

 

[member 512732]

The brown duck could be a mexican duck except for his beak looks to dark. There is this thing called google. I will get an answer in ten minutes. As for the white duck...the pekin duck. Also the other is not a muscovy hybrid...that you can bet on it.
The easiest way to tell if your Pekin duck is a male or female is by its quack. Girls have a loud honk, and boys have a quieter quack. Male ducks also have a drake feather, which is a curled feather at the end of the tail. This alone, however, isn't enough information for accurate sexing. The male ducks are deeper and slower and the females are fast and more noisy. That was my experience. But try looking at the tail.

 

[Alexis_8966]

A muscovy mix would definitely have different kinds of noises than your typical duck. The bill of it is really what makes me think muscovy could you post an up close picture of the bill from the front?

 

[SolarDuck]

ah okay it looks very different in that lighting, not muscovy.

 

[2000096904]

I guess there no real way to tell right ?

I find muscovies to be a lot quieter than other species of duck which means it's probably a good idea that it might be a Muscovy Mallard mix especially since this looks exactly like a mallard mix teen but it also has the sort of slight appearance and sounds I guess of a Muscovy