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The feet are lightly feathered. The body type is different from my bantam chochins that I received the same day. And the feet are a different color and not nearly as feathered as theirs.

Can I see a photo of yours for comparison?🙂

I tried to get some better ones. But as you can see, she's very much invested in these little ones. Lol

I know it was bought from rural king. I got them when they were three weeks from a lady. I wasn't sure if they sold mallards, but I will look into it. 🙂 Thank you!

Here is a photo from it as a duckling

Here is a photo from it as a duckling

I'm not sure, I haven't weighed it. It's pretty small compared to my Pekin that is the same age.

Can anyone tell me what this guy or gal is yet by chance?🙂 Sex would also be helpful if possible. I asked a few weeks ago when it still had it's baby plumage. I was told mallard and Rouen. So hoping we can tell now.

Mama to the white is a red Pyle old English hen and my splash silkie roo is the dad.

I'm trying to determine if my satin silkie or regular silkie is the mama of the grey chick. Daddy is a full splash silkie. Mama is either a silver partridge silkie or a black satin who is raising them.

With time I've found that some people feed both. In which case the roosters usually eat the all flock vs the layer. I ended up giving mine meat bird and all flock with crushed oyster on the side at all times. But normally they don't touch it. I get the meat bird for my ducks and silkies because...

Thanks guys😁

What a nice surprise ☺️

Is this little one a sebright? I thought it was an Old English but the coloring of the adult feathers coming in isnt right.

Can anyone help ID these three chicks? All have feathered feet. One of the yellow are a frizzle of some kind.

I do have a water container and food container in the coop with the shallow bin for her nest. But not inside the bin itself. Thank you, that is reassuring lol

I do have a water container and food container in the coop with the shallow bin for her nest. But not inside the bin itself. Thank you, that is reassuring lol

My first time mama Raven, just hatched at least one of her eggs. Her nest is in a bin however and I'm afraid the baby won't be able to get up out to eat or drink, but mama is still setting on them and is very protective. Should I intervene or let mama on her babies and remaining eggs. (I've only...

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I have two Pekin who I am 99.99999 percent sure are one male and one female. The male is much larger, it's head is bigger, feet are thicker and it has a much more whispered quack then my super loud obvious female. But it has no drake feather? I got them in February, so I am assuming he really...