Ancona Duck Colors: Black, Chocolate, Blue, Silver, Lavender, Lilac, TriColor

I no longer sell Ancona duck eggs. If you sell Ancona ducks or eggs, contact me and I'll add you to this list. You can find people with ducks or hatching eggs here: The Livestock Conservancy: Rare Breeds The Livestock Conservancy: Ancona Duck Ancona Duck Breeders Association Ancona Ducks- ISO and Where to Find Ancona Ducks- Facebook Worth It Farms: Ancona Ducks for Sale Victoria Couch in North Carolina, victoriacouch77@gmail.com Mary Z. Ruby, The Ruby Roost, Marshall, North Carolina, mzruby@msn.com Junifer Johnson, Lance-a-lot Ducks, York, Nebraska, lancealot.ducks@gmail.com Jackie Mobley, Five Pine Farm, Green Mountain, North Carolina, jmob873@gmail.com Sofia Bent, Logsden, Oregon, chickenduckpalace@gmail.com Muddy Puddle Farm, Pennsylvania, 570-336-9040, gowertravis007@gmail.com Delaney McMaster, Taylors, South Carolina, dgmcmaster@hotmail.com Audrey Geier, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, audrey.geier@gmail.com Emily Rothrock, Louisburg, North Carolina, emily.l.rothrock@gmail.com Breeding stock: Black, Chocolate, Blue, Lavender, Lilac, Silver, TriColor
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My Ancona Ducks for 2018.
Your eggs include all 7 basic feather colors.
Black, Chocolate, Blue, Silver, Lavender, Lilac and Tri-Color.

	This photo is 18 ducklings that were hatched from the ducks in the below photos. It was taken by Nancy in Lake Orion, Michigan. "18 out of the 20 fertile Ancona Duck eggs hatched. :) :) :) Here are their colors: 3 Black, 2 Chocolate, 3 Silver, 2 Lavender, 8 Blue. We are adding the ducklings we hatched from your eggs this year as our newest bloodline to our flock." -Nancy in Michigan Ancona duck eggs take 28 days to hatch. Chickens take 21 days.
	All of the photos on this page are from the breeding stock for eggs you receive in 2018. This photo is a group of Anconas by their black plastic "pond".
	This group includes some Black and White Anconas, and 2 Tri-Color drakes.
	You can see the curly tail of 2 males. "The broken plumage pattern of Anconas is unique among ducks. Like Pinto horses and Holstein cattle, there is no set design. Any combination of white and color is acceptable as long as there are obvious broken areas on head, back, sides, and underbody. The neck is normally solid white." -Storey's Guide to Raising Ducks by Dave Holderread
	A group of Anconas: Black, Blue and Chocolate females. "At sexual maturity the bill typically is spotted with varying amounts of green, often darkening to solid color with age. The legs and feet are orange with black or brown markings that increase with age." -Storey's Guide to Raising Ducks by Dave Holderread
	The tail feathers of a Chocolate and White drake. "This breed shares many physical characteristics with its apparent close relative, the Magpie. The main difference is the color pattern of their plumage, and Anconas are a little heavier, and their conformation is a bit stockier." -Storey's Guide to Raising Ducks by Dave Holderread
	A Chocolate and White Ancona female duck with friends. "Anconas are the best foragers and the most prolific layers of the Medium-weight breeds. Eggshell color can be white, tinted (cream), blue, green or spotted. They have proven to be extremely hardy and adapt to many environments." -Storey's Guide to Raising Ducks by Dave Holderread
	A Blue and White Ancona female next to her pond. Blue is a gray-blue or a somewhat dark gray.
	A Blue and White Ancona drake. Anconas weigh from 5 to 7 pounds.
	A group of Ancona ducks in a well-eaten comfrey garden. In the upper left corner is a TriColor female. In the front are 2 Lilac and White females.
	A group of Ancona ducks with a Tri-color male.
	These are Lilac and White ducks. Lilac is a light shade of lavender with a brown undertone. It sometimes includes a few chocolate feathers.
	Lavender and White Ancona drake. Lavender is a dark purple-gray or a medium gray. It has a brown undertone.
	Lavender and White Ancona hen next to a Dominique rooster.
	On the left is a Silver and White Ancona hen. Silver is a very light gray. That color is rare.
	Almost all of my Ancona ducks. This photo was taken in February. Ducks love anything wet: water, rain, snow, mist, fog! "The 11 ducks that hatched were awesome and hardy. Last summer they had multiplied to about 50 (from 3 females)! My 3 sons were endlessly entertained and enraptured." -Dakota, Weippe, Idaho