About Magpie Ducks
We're excited for you to learn all about this beautiful breed of ducks! Magpie ducks lay approximately 200 - 300 eggs per year, with many breeders reporting consistent daily egg laying for most of the year. Magpie eggs come in an assortment of colors but are usually white to off white. The eggs are usually large-grade.
Magpie ducks are bred for the two distinct areas of coloration on the top of the head and the back, and correct structure. They are also bred for high egg production and good feed conversion.
This breed is recognized by the APA in both the black and blue varieties.
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Meet Our Flock
We're happy to introduce you to each one of our ducks so you can see their quality for yourself.
Note that blue parents can produce black, blue, silver, and white offspring. Black parents can produce black and white offspring. If you'd like to learn about duck color genetics, head over here.
Photo Gallery
Here's some of what you can expect if you get Magpie eggs or ducklings.
About White Magpies
Did some of your eggs from a Magpie flock hatch completely yellow ducklings? Head over to this blog post to see why that happens!