Whats wrong with his wing?

[Cjturner]

Should my ducks feathers look like this? He is 4 weeks old with a healthy appetite. He acts like a happy duck but his wings look like this. The others that hatched with him dont look like this at all.

 

[All4Eggz]

Should my ducks feathers look like this? He is 4 weeks old with a healthy appetite. He acts like a happy duck but his wings look like this. The others that hatched with him dont look like this at all.

That's from the roosters (mating)

It's completely normal

 

[Cjturner]

That's from the roosters (mating)

It's completely normal

Thank you.

 

[Isaac 0]

Please describe what is abnormal about the picture. All I can see are pin feathers which are a natural occurrence and simply indicate a growing feather.

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That's from the roosters (mating) completely normal

This is a four-week-old duckling. I doubt there is mating being done by a Rooster, and if there were, one would likely see superficial skin injures - in the pictures, there are only pin feathers.
Even in the case that a rooster was to be mating with a duckling, that would not be considered normal in any scenario.

 

[FuzzyOwlFeet]

Looks like his/her wing feathers are growing in, I don't see anything alarming.

 

[Cjturner]

Oh ok. I thought by rooster mating that it was genetics lol. My bad. There are no roosters here. I just have the 4 ducklings. I guess it's just his feathers growing. The mothers have yellow feathers on their wings and I dont see the pin feathers on them. That's why i was worried.

 

[Cjturner]

I only see pin feathers on Tiny Tim (the all black one). Chuck and Darkwing have yellow tips and I dont see pins yet. Must be just growing. Thanks guys.

 

[Cjturner]

Please describe what is abnormal about the picture. All I can see are pin feathers which are a natural occurrence and simply indicate a growing feather.

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This is a four-week-old duckling. I doubt there is mating being done by a Rooster, and if there were, one would likely see superficial skin injures - in the pictures, there are only pin feathers.
Even in the case that a rooster was to be mating with a duckling, that would not be considered normal in any scenario.

Thank you. It was pin feathers as I noticed all the other ones are getting them. But now one duckys feathers are sticking out. Is this angel wing? It doesnt seem to hurt. He still likes to sit on my lap and let's me touch them.

 

[Sherrys zoo]

Please describe what is abnormal about the picture. All I can see are pin feathers which are a natural occurrence and simply indicate a growing feather.

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This is a four-week-old duckling. I doubt there is mating being done by a Rooster, and if there were, one would likely see superficial skin injures - in the pictures, there are only pin feathers.
Even in the case that a rooster was to be mating with a duckling, that would not be considered normal in any scenario.

Just looks like a junior getting his first set of quills in and the feathers are coming in I don't see anything wrong there I have some in the backyard right now they look just like that

 

[Sherrys zoo]

Should my ducks feathers look like this? He is 4 weeks old with a healthy appetite. He acts like a happy duck but his wings look like this. The others that hatched with him dont look like this at all.

If you're concerned that the one duckling Junior Wings tips stick up like that chick your protein intake if you think he's beginning to get angel wing (the 1 w\ feather sticking straight up)