What breed is she?

[Zan]

Female, purchased from TSC in Oregon on March 1st. Any guess as to breed? TSC just said "assorted ducklings"

 

[Knighstar679]

Female, purchased from TSC in Oregon on March 1st. Any guess as to breed? TSC just said "assorted ducklings"

Looks like a gold phase Welsh Harlequin.

 

[Magnolia Ducks]

Welshie was my thought too. She's beautiful.

 

[Zan]

Thanks! She's a sweet girl.

 

[Isaac 0]

Welsh!

 

[Glwyandotte]

I got confused in the first pic where the duck ended and your jacket began.

 

[DuckyDonna]

I got confused in the first pic where the duck ended and your jacket began.

i was too!

 

[Glwyandotte]

Glad it wasn’t just me. Haha!

 

[Zan]

I got confused in the first pic where the duck ended and your jacket began.

lol, sorry. I noticed my jacket was bit busy for photos after I posted them.

Next question, is she too young to be laying? I got her early March as a fluffy duckling from TSC. I'm 90% sure she layed an egg today. I found an egg much bigger than a chicken egg and whiteish on the ground in the run. Unfortunately the dog go it before I could take a photo

 

[Knighstar679]

lol, sorry. I noticed my jacket was bit busy for photos after I posted them.

Next question, is she too young to be laying? I got her early March as a fluffy duckling from TSC. I'm 90% sure she layed an egg today. I found an egg much bigger than a chicken egg and whiteish on the ground in the run. Unfortunately the dog go it before I could take a photo

It is possible. Some Welsh can lay as early as 16 weeks, but usually take up to 20-24. But being as we are in the middle of the highest part of light right now it could trigger earlier laying in a Welsh. If your chickens religiously use their nesting boxes your Welshie would be the likely cause of random egg on the ground in the run.