Are these pekin mixed ?

[Fangeddeer]

Hello,
If anybody remembers me, they’d probably know i had a Pekin mix, Khaki Campbell Mallard mix (who would possibly be this pairing) and a Orpington. (i got the Pekin mix and Orpington (both drakes) from tractor supply and recused the Khaki Campbell mix (hen/female duck)from being dumped at a delta)

So now, fast forward we had to move, thus meaning we gave my ducks to a friend. Unfortunately something got my Pekin later on, leaving me with my two others. We relocated them to a duck lady, and later on she calls and says theres four ducklings. my thoughts, since they had a batch before, that consisted of the almost same colors but definitely only from my Pekin mix, led me to believe these are from that pairing. Though, I’d like to hear what you think! Since if it were my other two, I would think the white one wouldn’t of happened. But what do I know? If anybody could help decide the accidental pairing it’d be much appreciated. (Pekin mix X Khaki Campbell Mallard mix or Orpington X Khaki Campbell Mallard mix)

 

[JedJackson]

It's really difficult to tell with mixes. I'd say the larger, lighter probably has the pekin mix as a father. The others could have been fathered by the Orpington.

 

[Fangeddeer]

It's really difficult to tell with mixes. I'd say the larger, lighter probably has the pekin mix as a father. The others could have been fathered by the Orpington.

They can be sired by two different fathers? Oh my, How cute

 

[JedJackson]

They can be sired by two different fathers? Oh my, How cute

Definitely. Ducks are promiscuous, to say the least of it. Farm animals generally are not monogamous.

 

[Fangeddeer]

Definitely. Ducks are promiscuous, to say the least of it. Farm animals generally are not monogamous.

I got the best of both worlds then, how nice. Thank you for the help!!