Magpie? Swedish? Mystery duck

[Mamahen2104]

Hi all!
So a month or so back I got this girl from someone and they claimed she was magpie but I think she looks swedish. They said they didn't have any Swedish on their farm and they only bred magpie and Pekin. The same people hatched lilac and brown magpies along with a couple white and I'm wondering if she's a magpie with incorrect coloring or if I got bamboozled with a Swedish? We were hoping for the high egg production to keep up with demand and if she's a Swedish we would be really sad since they are lower production from what I've read.

https://imgur.com/a/wqByFtR

 

[Miss Lydia]

She looks Swedish to me but let’s see if we can get a few experts to chime in. @MagpieDucks

 

[sourland]

I would guess the duck may be a magpie/pekin cross. I have had many pekin crosses that had the Swedish appearance. It's a common color pattern in mallard derived crosses in my experience.

 

[HuffleClaw]

If they don’t breed/have Swedish ducks then that is a mixed breed

 

[Mamahen2104]

She's a good size, between my runner and my silver appleyard and will often stand tall like my runner. If she's a magpie/Pekin, what should I expect her egg production to be like?

 

[Ratchnick]

I know there is a specific gene for the white bib, I think its dominant but don't remember.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Well we know Pekins are great egg layers.

 

[MagpieDucks]

Mixed breed.

 

[WannaBeHillBilly]

She looks like the »Magpie« ducks i bought from IdealPoultry this spring.
They look like Shetland Ducks: https://www.raising-ducks.com/duck-breed-guide/shetland-duck/

 

[Magnolia Ducks]

My Swedish ducks were very good egg layers. 5 or 6 a week all year round. Where did you read they aren't good egg layers?