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Mallard Duck Hatching Eggs
Mallards are perhaps the most widely recognized of all waterfowl species. Males especially exhibit rich and deep colors and plumage and make them very popular. Wild Mallards are common in almost all parts of North America, making them very popular as pets for a wide variety of waterfowl enthusiasts.
Mallards are relatively small birds and can fly handily. Wild Mallards are migratory birds and are quite adept at long distance travel. If you are looking for a larger bird, we recommend the Rouen, which is a bit calmer, and is too large to fly.
These Domesticated Mallards are raised for a variety of purposes including pets, hunting game, exotic meat products, and showing ducks.
Like most waterfowl, it's best to acquire Mallards when they are very young so that they develop an inherent comfort around humans. When you order your Mallard Ducklings from eFowl.com, you will receive them when they are just 24-48 hours old.
Hatching Duck Egg Info
Hatching Duck eggs require an incubator to hatch correctly. These are available at a wide range of websites and also at local farm supply stores. We will have them on eFowl.com shortly.
Fertilized Duck Eggs can be safely transported for about 10 days before they will no longer hatchable. We guarantee that all the eggs we sell will arrive to you intact and in a hatchable condition. However, given the nature of this product and the skill it takes for one to successfully hatch a duckling egg, we cannot guarantee that your eggs will actually hatch. |
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Fowl Facts
Mallard Duck Info
- Weight - Males: 2.5 - 3.5 pounds ; Females: 2 - 2.5
- Color - Males: Green heads, brown chests with gray and black plumage, blue trimming on keels, orange feet
Hens: Dark and light brown plumage, blue trimming on keeps, orange feet
- Egg Color - White
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