I am producing about 35 eggs a day, I bought a duck that layes blueish eggs its a white duck but I do not know what breed it is, my customers love the egg colour, so I want to buy a few more to mix the egg colours up a bit, anyone knows which ducks produce blue eggs or maybe its a cross
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Blue eggs
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hi I believe runner ducks lay blue eggs and mallards do, is your duck an upright duck if so sounds like a runner duck, perhaps you could post a photo, in America I have read that the aylesbury duck will lay blue eggs but guess by your advert your in the UK so thats not much help to you lol
mo xPosted 2 years ago # -
Hi Mo is right it is a runner, i have white runners and they lay the biggest blue eggs, i see you have a link to crawley , is this whr you are?
Lisa x
lisa xPosted 2 years ago # -
Hi Lisa & Mo
Yes I am in Crawley, thanks for your advice, how many eggs does a runner. Any idea why Aylesbury ducks in the USA lay bkue egg, and does that mean that Aylesbury in the UK lay white eggs.Posted 2 years ago # -
hi this will tell you all about runners
http://www.domestic-waterfowl.co.uk/ir.htmyes aylesburys lay white, I have no idea why they would be blue in America, its something I read in this link
http://www.domestic-waterfowl.co.uk/ayls.htmwhat other ducks do you have ?
mo xPosted 2 years ago # -
Hi, I have trout coloured Indian Runner ducks, one lays blue eggs and the other lays pink eggs....both ducks look identical! Strange! xx
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I must buy some white runners and mix the eggs up, my customers love the blue eggs when I mix them in
Posted 2 years ago # -
They dont have to be white runners, my trout runner lays blue big eggs. Lovely!! xx
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I will have a look after the weather warms up
Thanks you for all your advicePosted 2 years ago # -
Hi i have some khaki campbell ducklngs for sale, i hatched in august,or i could sell you white runner eggs to hatch next year, im in crawley as well
Lisa
lisa xPosted 2 years ago # -
Hi Lisa
I did try to hatch a a batch of khaki campbell, but they went rotten, but yes would like to try again
I am in Worth, where are you located Lisa?Posted 2 years ago # -
I put 6 eggs in and 6 hatched,ahhh see you did not get them form FF did you lol,
I am in Ifield will have some KC & runner eggs for hatching next year,lisa xPosted 2 years ago # -
My eggs were from my own birds
Could you hatch some for me. Pretty please, I can take about 20 runners from you
VernonPosted 2 years ago # -
wow thats a lot, how many ducks have you got now? I take it they are all pets, sorry to ask but i do like to know whr my babies are going and they will be well looked after,:)
lisa xPosted 2 years ago # -
I have a small enterprise I have started, I have a farm house which is on a farm we have about 50 ducks they are treated the same as my children, nice big house big pen lots of water to splash around in, when its not frozen. we crrently sell our eggs to Hurst Farm, and to Simons Free Range eggs
and we sell a few at the gate. I used to own and manage 15,000 free range chickens, but that market has been exhausted,
so I went into ducks, but I am only doing it on a small scale to start with.Posted 2 years ago # -
AHH that sounds great, i know Hurst farm i got some of my chickens from there, hubby makes duck & chicken houses we only started this this year we sold a few with runs, are you on facebook, do you have any photos of your ducks?
lisa xPosted 2 years ago # -
I am going to post some picture on here, but I cannot see how to attach them
I am on facebook, but not active there, takes up to much timePosted 2 years ago # -
Hi Im not sure how to add photos, Sara can send you a link on how too,
lisa xPosted 2 years ago # -
Sara where are you
Posted 2 years ago # -
Hi Vernon,
Sorry had water pipes inside and out to defrost!! I will email you.
Sorry for the delay!
Kind regards
sara @ farmingfriendsPosted 2 years ago # -
Hi vernon,
i have some khaki campbell ducks for sale, hatched in august,from saras eggs
lisa
lisa xPosted 2 years ago #
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