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Blue Swedish Unsexed 6+ Weeks

Blue Swedish Unsexed 6+ Weeks

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Calm, blue-gray ducks with distinctive white bibs

Blue Swedish ducks are a sturdy dual-purpose breed valued for their blue-gray plumage, white bibs, and steady disposition. They offer moderate egg production and enjoy foraging, making them a practical choice for a well-managed backyard flock.

Developed in the historic region of Swedish Pomerania, Swedish ducks are a dual-purpose breed raised for eggs and meat. The blue variety has slate-blue plumage with a contrasting white bib, giving these medium-sized ducks a distinctive appearance.

Females produce roughly 100-180 eggs annually, with output varying by breeding line, diet, daylight, and management. Eggs are primarily white, though some ducks lay pale blue or green-tinted eggs. Their disposition is usually calm, especially with gentle, consistent handling.

For Central Florida, provide dependable shade, ventilation, clean drinking water, and well-drained resting areas. Ducks need water deep enough to dip their entire bills and clean their nostrils; swimming water is beneficial but does not replace secure housing. Blue plumage does not breed true: mating two blue birds can produce blue, black, and splash offspring.

Blue Swedish Breed Facts

Egg Color White; occasional pale blue or green
Egg Size Large
Approx. Eggs / Year 100-180
Approx. Age at First Lay 24-30 weeks
Temperament Calm, gentle
Mature Hen Weight 6-7 lb
Mature Rooster Weight 7-8 lb
Purpose Dual-purpose: eggs and meat
Broodiness Moderate
Heat Tolerance Moderate; shade essential
Cold Tolerance Good
Confinement Tolerance Good with adequate space
Foraging / Free-Range Ability Good
Appearance / Distinctive Characteristics Slate-blue plumage, white bib, sturdy body
Beginner Friendly Yes, with basic duck care
Family / Child Friendly Yes, with gentle handling
Flock Compatibility Good with other ducks; manage drake numbers and breeding behavior
Housing / Space Notes Secure nighttime shelter, roomy outdoor run, dry bedding, and bill-dipping water; protect feed and bedding from splashing.
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