Appleyard Duck
A species of Mallard Scientific name : Anas platyrhynchos domesticus 'Appleyard' Species : Mallard
Appleyard Duck, A species of Mallard
Scientific name: Anas platyrhynchos domesticus 'Appleyard'
Species: Mallard
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Description
Beloved for its striking plumage, the appleyard Duck stands as a testament to beauty in the avian world. With its plush, multi-hued feathers and vibrant, sapphire-blue eyes, this species exudes an unparalleled charm. Remarkably, it boasts a productive life, excelling particularly in egg-laying and meat provision, thereby asserting its practical significance alongside aesthetic appeal.
Foraging Ability
Good
Preferred Climate
Any climate
Care Level
Easy to moderate
Egg Size
Large
Egg Color
White
Production Rate
Good
Production Rate Range
100 - 180 eggs
Begin Laying At
25 - 30 weeks
Laying Frequency
1 time a day
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Origin
United Kingdom
Lifespan
4-12 years
Use
Eggs, Meat, Pets, Exhibition, Ornamental
Temperament
Friendly, active
Diet
Appleyard Ducks need mixed poultry feed, assorted vegetables, fruits, and occasional proteins.
Shelter
Secure coop with ample ventilation needed; provide nesting boxes.
