🥚 Dutch Hookbill
Ducks · breed reference
The downcurved bill, on a 400-year-old Dutch canal breed that fed itself on the waterways and came home to lay. It genuinely FLIES — one of the very few domestic ducks that does — which is said to be why the bill was selected for at all: it told a hunter this bird was somebody's. Critically rare; blue and green eggs.
| Species | Duck |
|---|---|
| Kept for | Eggs |
| Eggs per year | ~160 |
| First eggs | ~22 weeks |
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