Help me sex my new ducklings and confirm what breed my ducklings are

[Hamudazahabi]

first video = female
second video = hard to tell maybe wait a bit longer
third video = hard to tell but i think i heard potential quacking, and seems to be getting mallard like feathers on its back
fourth video = hard to tell but in the sound only video potential quacking
fifth video = i would guess male as still peeping

Thanks for helping.

egg duck could mean duck eggs so any random mix of duck breeds
also the person you bought the ducklings from might be lying or the person who sold the eggs might be lying

I don't think so because they also have ducks they call "meat ducks" and they usually refer to pekins. Also, I translated the name to you from Malay, as they originally call it "itik telur" for the egg one and "itik daging" for the meat one, as in Malay "itik" means "duck". When I search "itik telur" online, I see pictures of Khaki Campbell ducks but I notice that most of the shops selling baby ducklings put pictures of mixes of small ducklings that looks just like mine.

when i am buying ducklings i like to meet the parents so if the person selling the ducklings are not the parents owners then i probably would go for someone else but that is just me, and you already have them (not trying to be rude or anything just something thought might be handy for new duck parents)

Yeah I get what you mean, but this shop basically hatches a lot of eggs right when they are layed far away at his farm, then ships so many ducklings to the shop and sells it, so it's not a person who sells it here doesn't know the parent either. It's the only source here as these shops are the only ones near.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/swedish-duck-thread.583576/

Their is lots of good pictures and information of Swedish ducks here
They do seem to have blue green feathers. Hope it helps

Thank you very much. Yes, you're right, I noticed blue on the wings of many of these Swedish ducks in the photos their.
Thank you very much.

 

[Blue is my chicken]

I don't think so because they also have ducks they call "meat ducks" and they usually refer to pekins. Also, I translated the name to you from Malay, as they originally call it "itik telur" for the egg one and "itik daging" for the meat one, as in Malay "itik" means "duck". When I search "itik telur" online, I see pictures of Khaki Campbell ducks but I notice that most of the shops selling baby ducklings put pictures of mixes of small ducklings that looks just like mine.

maybe egg duck means ducks that lay lots of eggs per year, khaki cambles are good at laying lots of eggs so are black swedish

I love all the baby duck photos
Would you mind if I posted a couple of my baby pictures??
Thanks

 

[Hamudazahabi]

maybe egg duck means ducks that lay lots of eggs per year, khaki cambles are good at laying lots of eggs so are black swedish

Yeah that's what I think. I think there could be black swedish, khaki Campbells, and possibly ducks like cayuga as well. I guess we'll find out eventually.
Here is a photo of "egg ducks" I found published by another shop:

I love all the baby duck photos
Would you mind if I posted a couple of my baby pictures??

Yes of course you can!

Thanks

No, thank You for helping me.

 

[Hamudazahabi]

Also by the way, no one really talked about the bill of the brown duckling.

The bill is no longer black, it just looks weird but nice. Is this normal in Khaki Campbell or does this determine another breed?

 

[Blue is my chicken]

Also by the way, no one really talked about the bill of the brown duckling.
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The bill is no longer black, it just looks weird but nice. Is this normal in Khaki Campbell or does this determine another breed?

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/the-khaki-campbell-duck-thread.302654/page-43
Lots of good info here

female khakis have black beaks but males have yellow beaks as adults, babys have black no matter the sex, so maybe it's a boy and the beak is transitioning from its baby beak to an adult beak
Also what colour are the feet? Females have black feet males have orange feet

Yes of course you can!

Thanks
These are the ones we hatched/got this year (i hatched all the call ducks and we bought the siver appleyard and runner)
This is Blossom (silver appleyard) and roady (Indian runner) they were a couple days when I took these photos and they both turned out to be boys
Roady is the one standing up Blossom is leaning on me

Roady is at the front, Blossom is at the back

Lulu sadly died
And all of this lot ended up boys! I have bad luck
Some how I didn't get individual photos of pip and petunia

Spot
Petunia is the one with his head up

Roady and Blossom after the new babys hatch not impressed

And this is my last batch
I had some good luck with this batch at of 3 ducklings I got 2 girls
Dot (girl)

Hiccup (boy) he was malpositioned in his egg and got a wonky foot from it and I think some brain damage too as he always seems to jot be all their (he is part of an ongoing joke)

And peach (girl) she was also malpositioned in her egg and got a wonky foot but no brain damage for her

Spot Petunia pip and lulu with the new babys

Roady and Blossom all grown up

Spot, Petunia, pip, dot, hiccup and peach all grown up
Sorry for all the pictures, I had a lot of ducklings this year and couldn't chose just one batch

 

[Hamudazahabi]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/the-khaki-campbell-duck-thread.302654/page-43
Lots of good info here

female khakis have black beaks but males have yellow beaks as adults, babys have black no matter the sex, so maybe it's a boy and the beak is transitioning from its baby beak to an adult beak
Also what colour are the feet? Females have black feet males have orange feet

I didn't notice this before, but just now, before reading this post, I noticed that its feet has almost the same color as its beak, almost like brown:

Thanks
These are the ones we hatched/got this year (i hatched all the call ducks and we bought the siver appleyard and runner)
This is Blossom (silver appleyard) and roady (Indian runner) they were a couple days when I took these photos and they both turned out to be boys
Roady is the one standing up Blossom is leaning on me
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Roady is at the front, Blossom is at the back
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Lulu sadly died
And all of this lot ended up boys! I have bad luck
Some how I didn't get individual photos of pip and petunia
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SpotView attachment 3992320
Petunia is the one with his head up
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Roady and Blossom after the new babys hatch not impressed
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And this is my last batch
I had some good luck with this batch at of 3 ducklings I got 2 girls
Dot (girl)
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Hiccup (boy) he was malpositioned in his egg and got a wonky foot from it and I think some brain damage too as he always seems to jot be all their (he is part of an ongoing joke)
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And peach (girl) she was also malpositioned in her egg and got a wonky foot but no brain damage for her
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Spot Petunia pip and lulu with the new babys
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Roady and Blossom all grown up
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Spot, Petunia, pip, dot, hiccup and peach all grown upView attachment 3992332View attachment 3992331
Sorry for all the pictures, I had a lot of ducklings this year and couldn't chose just one batch

No, it's the opposite. It's fun seeing all these cute ducks!
Thank you for sharing.