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It is usually very easy to tell drakes and ducks apart due to the very colorful plumage of males in many species of duck. The problem being that drakes shed fe
by arghwhat 6y ago
It is usually very easy to tell drakes and ducks apart due to the very colorful plumage of males in many species of duck.
The problem being that drakes shed feathers a few times a year, and the drakes wear the same feathers as the ducks for at least some of the year. However, this is usually outside the mating season, and shouldn't really be a problem.
- pvaldes 6y agoThe ducks in the photo belong to a entirely white breed. Those are much difficult to sex with only a solid difference in morphology: the curly feathers over the tail are exclusive of the male.