We got ours from Purely Poultry as day old hatchlings. My oldest daughter got them for me as a gift. She ordered six hatchery choice but she mentioned that she really wanted snowies...lol. They we're very sweet and sent 2 snowies, 2 white, 1 black bibbed and 1 blue bibbed. Unfortunately three died in shipping but that looked like postal rough handling as the gel food they shipped with was smeared all over the top and sides. From those three we now have snowies, white and black bibbed. One was probably show quality...it was so so tiny! Unfortunately that one didn't make it.I went to our State Fair last night to see Willey Nelson. That was my excuse to check out all of the ducks, LOL. I saw Call Ducks for the very first time and fell in love. They are sooooooo cute!!!! I have bigger ones though and don't know if they would mix well with them if I even could find any in Ohio. Hatcheries don't sell them that I know of but the ones at the fair were absolutely beautiful. I don't need more ducks, I don't need more ducks, I don't need more ducks!! I need to have my head tested!!! LOL

Hatchery’s do if you find the right one….BUT I only found that they sell them as adults. There is a place in Wisconsin that sells babies and they have some calls and I know they still have white call and snowy call.
That sounds so sweet!I didn't take photos, but we let the birds come into the kitchen for snacks of sunflower seeds and oats. It was 91° almost 100% humidity. I did spray down a few areas to cool things off. They do have plenty of shade and tall growth and trees to stay cool.
Later, I chopped up some cold cabbage and brought it out to them. Toward early evening, we sat on the coop front step and they hung out.
As always, when they roosted, I opened the coop door to talk to them and review the day. I always finish the conversation telling them I'm going to close up everything so they will be safe and cozy. I always end with "Good night, be good to each other, sleep well, and have good chicken dreams"