Duck Colors Chart

Duckling Identification Guide Muscovy ducklings come in a number of different color combinations, but those combinations will consist of only two colors: yellow and brown. They are often confused with Mallard and Wood ducklings, but if you know what to look for, you'll be able to tell one from another.

Dive into the vibrant world of Call Duck Colors! Explore a kaleidoscope of hues and patterns in our delightful collection.

The genes for colored eggs have been mostly bred out of many modern duck breeds. However, because the colored-egg trait is dominant, it's very easy to reintroduce by outcrossing, which is why many breeds of ducks primarily lay white eggs, but occasional individuals will lay blue, green, blue-green, or blue or green tinted eggs.

Call Duck Color Charts These are a few color charts that I have created to help you understand color inheritance in calls. Check back as I will be adding more.

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As their feathers grow in, their heads will be a smoky color similar to a fume, but their tail will be white with a slight tinge of reddish brown at the tips. Their wing feathers will grow in a light blue/gray color and they will have bronzy brown bleed through feather spots similar to fume and all other blue based colors.

It has been a long term goal of mine to create a photo color guide of call ducklings. Most everyone knows what the adult call coloring should look like, but with the youngsters, there is a bit of confusion as some of the varieties look similar as day olds. Additional duckling photo.

Dive into the vibrant world of Call Duck Colors! Explore a kaleidoscope of hues and patterns in our delightful collection.

Duckling Identification Guide Muscovy ducklings come in a number of different color combinations, but those combinations will consist of only two colors: yellow and brown. They are often confused with Mallard and Wood ducklings, but if you know what to look for, you'll be able to tell one from another.

Female: Definite lack of uniformity of shade of color from one section to another - faded color in throat area and/or in cushion - lack of distinct penciling over back and in lesser, middle and greater wing coverts.

Call Duck Color Charts These are a few color charts that I have created to help you understand color inheritance in calls. Check back as I will be adding more.

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The genes for colored eggs have been mostly bred out of many modern duck breeds. However, because the colored-egg trait is dominant, it's very easy to reintroduce by outcrossing, which is why many breeds of ducks primarily lay white eggs, but occasional individuals will lay blue, green, blue-green, or blue or green tinted eggs.