Call Ducks will come in various colors, including apricot, bibbed, black, blue-fawn, dark-silver, magpie, pied, silver, and white. Blue Mallard Apricot Mallard Appleyard Apricot Appleyard (Butterscotch) Silver Blue Silver Apricot Silver Mallard Dusky Khaki Blue Dusky Apricot Dusky Black Chocolate Bibbed Magpie Mallard Pied White Yellow Belly A Khaki Call drake. Photo used with permission from Domestic Waterfowl Club of Great Britain.
Blue Fawn Call Ducks — Duck Creek Farm
Bibbed Bibbed Call Ducks have slate blue feathers with some darker markings. The tail is typically a hue of blue or lavender. Some breed colors include gray, white, blue fawn, snowy, pastel, and butterscotch, along with other non-standard varieties like pastel pied, Aleutian, and chocolate bibbed. Call ducks can adapt to any climate and fit well in a small to medium garden. The Temperament of Call Ducks What Is a Call Duck? A Call duck is the tiniest among domestic ducks, which traces its roots back to Mallards. Once a hunter's tool for luring wild duck breeds, Call ducks have since transformed into beloved ornamental and companion pets. Further, they are renowned for their affectionate and social nature. Blue Fawn day-old Blue Fawn at 5 weeks Pied day-old Pied at 3 weeks Butterscotch at 5 weeks Butterscotch day-old As youngsters, the Blue Fawn and the Grey look very similar. The difference between them is the Blue Fawn will be a greyish blue; whereas, the grey call will be a deep blackish brown. Grey Adult Female Grey Adult Male
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Top Show Quality Blue Fawn Female. Blue Fawn Drake. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 There are 10 standard color varieties of Call Ducks, including, Apricot, Bibbed, Black, Blue Fawn, Dark silver, Magpie, Mallard, Pied, Silver and White. These ducks have bright eyes and various color patterns, including the Blue Fawn variant with bluish-grey and fawn markings. Call Ducks are also known for their high-pitched call, which was historically used to lure wild ducks for hunting. An Apricot Call Photo courtesy of Caroline Carnegie. Snowy (foreground) and Grey Calls Photo courtesy of Scott Page. Blue Fawn Call hen Photo courtesy of Taryn Koerker. A young female Silver Call Photo courtesy of Jed Dwight. A Fawn Call female Photo courtesy of Ian Gereg. This Silver Call duck won Best Call at a British Waterfowl Association show
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Blue Bibbed Blue Fawn Buff Butterscotch Chocolate Gray Pastel Snowy Black, dark silver, bibbed, apricot, chocolate, blue fawn, magpie, and more. Call Ducks History Snippet. The most common theory is that these ducks originally came from East Asia back in the 1600s, but we cannot be 100% sure of that. We can be pretty sure that the breed was introduced to Great Britain sometime in the 1800s.
The Call Duck is a bantam breed of domesticated duck raised primarily for decoration or as pets.. Blue, Buff, Pastel, Khaki, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Snowy, Spot and Black and White Magpie. Nonstandard colours include Blue Fawn, Nutmeg, Self Black, Cinnamon and Crested. Breeding / Nesting. It produces 25-75 eggs a year. More Duck Resources. #1 baseballkid In the Brooder 8 Years May 2, 2011 19 0 22 What is the difference between a pastel drake and a blue fawn drake? I have a few ducklings, 4 are pastels, one is 5 weeks old and I can already tell that it is a male, but it doesn't look like any of the blue fawn ducklings the same age.
Blue Fawn Call Ducks — Duck Creek Farm
Blue Fawn Call Ducks Gray Call Ducks Pastel Call Ducks Butterscotch Call Ducks East Indie Australian Spotted Miniature Silver Appleyard Snowy Call Ducks Contact Duck Creek Farm. Home Buy Now Fall 2024 Reservations Shipping Estimates and Pricing. We focus on keeping bills and legs black throughout. We also have a the blue variety in a smaller number. This blue-slate color is attractive and a nice addition to any flock. The Australian Spotted is a beautiful duck, the largest in size of the bantam ducks we raise. They are inquisitive and calm, much like the Call, while being easier to hatch.
