Ducks

English layer with hooded silver-and-fawn plumage.

Broken pied pattern; productive dual-purpose layer.

Bantam duck with spotted plumage — American show breed.

Iconic pure white English table duck with pink bill.

Upright Indonesian runner with a crest.

Tiny iridescent green-black bantam duck.

Slate blue with white bib — hardy Scandinavian breed.

William Cook's mellow buff-coloured English duck.

Compact bantam duck originally bred to lure wild ducks to hunters.

Iridescent beetle-green-black American breed.

Domestic duck with a globe of feathers atop the head.

17th-century Dutch breed with a distinctive curved bill.

English curved-bill duck distinct from the Dutch type.

The most familiar colour variety of the Runner duck.

Upright walking duck — 'wine bottles on legs'.

Prolific khaki layer — the world's leading egg duck.

Striking black-and-white Welsh layer.

Ancestral wild duck of all domestic non-Muscovy breeds.

The only domestic duck not descended from the mallard.

Cook's buff and blue Orpington-line ducks.

The white commercial duck of restaurant fame.

Massive mallard-patterned French table duck.

Lighter, more elongated French selection of the Rouen.

Large German dual-purpose duck in restored Saxony plumage.

Hardy black-and-white Scottish island landrace.

Reginald Appleyard's elegant silver-and-chestnut breed.

Miniature version of the Silver Appleyard.

Leslie Bonnet's Welsh layer — refined Khaki Campbell sport.