Blue Runner Day Old Ducklings
SKU BLURS
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Blue Runner Day Old Ducklings
Product Details
Leg Band Color: Yellow
Purpose: Eggs, Ornamental
Hybrid?: No
Good Pet?: Yes
Personality: Energetic, Nervous
Bird Weight (pounds): 3.25 - 4 lbs
Adult Color: Blue
Chick Color: Gray
Hardiness: Hardy in all climates
APA Class: Light
Maturity: 20-24 weeks
Annual Egg Production: 100-180 eggs
Mothering Abilities: Poor - Fair
Egg Size (grams): 65-80
Egg Color: White to Bluish-Green
% Bluish Eggs: 70%
Livestock Conservancy Status: Recovering
Flying Ability: None
Origin: Indonesia
Foraging Ability: Excellent
Blue Runner Day Old Ducklings
IMPORTANT ORDERING DETAILS: Waterfowl have a minimum of 3 and you are able to mix and match among ducks and goose breeds to meet this minimum. Waterfowl will ship on Tuesday or Wednesday, USPS priority mail, and arrive 1-3 days later. Waterfowl are not able to be picked up as they are sent from our hatching partner.
Blue Runner Ducks are the beauty of the Runner Duck family. They have a deep charcoal grey color and are quite stunning. Runner duck's bodies stand up more than a traditional duck and have a unique “walk” versus a traditional waddle. With these attributes, they can move more quickly and even have the ability to be herded. Blue Runner Ducks are great for insect control as they are efficient foragers and are excellent egg producers. Runner ducks lay white to bluish-green eggs. If you are looking for an active and beautiful Runner Duck, then the Blue Runner Duck is an excellent option.
Because of our breeding program, you will receive all blue ducklings. However, any offspring you may chose to hatch out, will follow typical blue genetics of blue black and splash. You can read more about blue genetics in our Help Desk Article.
After the first year, females may develop white feathers among their blue feathers. This will continue as they age. Read more here: Why are my Ducks Getting White Feathers?
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