Welsh Harlequin duck
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Welsh Harlequins were developed in Wales in 1949 from Khaki Campbells, and are a light, calm duck with pale, patterned plumage. They are strong layers and good foragers, and are now rare.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
Welsh Harlequins are rare, so breeding stock can be related.
Common questions
Are Welsh Harlequins good layers?
Yes. They lay about 240 to 330 eggs a year.
What health checks should ducklings or adults have?
Ask whether the flock is NPIP-certified for pullorum-typhoid and avian influenza, which many states require for sales and shows. Look for clear eyes and nostrils, a clean vent and a steady walk, and quarantine new birds for 30 days before they meet your flock.
Are Welsh Harlequins rare?
Yes. They are listed by The Livestock Conservancy.
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