Egg Snatcher
Free Ranging
That interestingNo, several of those varieties would not really be completely compatible due to certain altering genes that some of them have. Crele with any of the others would produce males heterozygous for barring; that is, with only one copy of barring instead of two so they aren't appropriately colored for Crele. Reds with Silvers would make Golden males and either Red females or inappropriately colored Silver females. For the same reason, Goldens with Silvers would make some Goldens and some not-quite-Silvers because Goldens have a reddening gene like the Reds do (not sure which exactly, I think autosomal red) that Silvers don't have and that would mess up the Silvers' coloring from my understanding. Any of the Silver Duckwings should be compatible with each other, but you could get other varieties like Platinum Silver Duckwing (that's both fawn and blue on the same bird). You could technically breed any of the Reds together and get true varieties as well, though Red Pyle might throw a wrench in the works there due to generally being based on the dominant white gene, which can let black flecks leak through when heterozygous. Red Pyle x any of the other Reds would make leaky Red Pyles, in other words.
So basically, the ____ Reds are all (mostly) compatible, the ____ Silver Duckwings are all compatible, and the ____ Golden Duckwings are compatible, but intermixing any of those groups with each other is where it gets a bit more complicated.