Call Duck



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Call Duck History
The Call duck is a direct descendant of the Mallard duck although through selective breeding they have shorter bills and a smaller body. Call ducks were very rare in the first half of the century but have recently become very popular and now win more duck championships than any other breed.
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Latest Reviews For Call Duck (5 of 23)
Lovely birds - Lauren, Berkshire,
Can be noisy and need their wings clipping, but lovely to have them in the garden. They are fine with my rabbits.
peace was never an option - Idk,
peace was never a option
Lovely garden companions - Mavis, Derbyshire,
I’ve had Call ducks for a few years now, started with 2 now have 13
comical great pets. - Lisa,
we have a pair of calls and a pair of Aylesburys and we find the Ayleburys far more vocal than our calls. Rosie our female call only calls for her mate when she cant see him, other than that she makes no sound at all? Rosie is now sitting on her own eggs and I hatched two of her first batch out last week, they both hatch by themselves. We dont clip their wings because the Ayleburys are flightless and they naturally stay as a group.
yes - Hannah,
they are extremely cute amd friendly but are very noisy and can fly they also don't lay many eggs