I've gotten very attached to him, especially since I rescued his half-trampled and cold egg from the coop and managed to get him hatched. If he had been 'normal' I would definitely keep him, and I'm still on the fence now. It's not genetic, it's the result of an injury.
Even though he may just be a food drain.
That's more what I meant, was he pet material or potluck material right now. I get the 'food drain pet'though, I have a few of thoseI've gotten very attached to him, especially since I rescued his half-trampled and cold egg from the coop and managed to get him hatched. If he had been 'normal' I would definitely keep him, and I'm still on the fence now. It's not genetic, it's the result of an injury.
Not gonna lie, he's my favourite out of all my males from this year. So, chances are that yes, I'll keep him.
I seem to be starting a Home for Deformed Ducks! I also have Derpy, the quacker with the severely crossed bill.
Looks like black bibbed, grey and possibly pastel to me.Here's a few more shots of the new Calls. Anyone tell what they could be? @shawluvsbirds ? Can't remember who else might know!
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Hmmm.
That's my confusi[n too. They look just close enough to my pastel pair, but there's just something off. I'm more confident on one of them than the other one
Love the barred gal, I want her!Finally, two of this year's girls that I'm going to keep. A Black Barred and a Lilac Barred. It's too bad those markings fade.
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Thank you! Yeah they're quite young and are just starting to get more adult colours.
They're BOTH BarredLove the barred gal, I want her!
