Cayuga Black: The quack you lack

27/04/2026

Ducks lay more seasonally than chickens do. Last year ours started in May so I'm already searching all the usual laying spots in anticipation. Looking forward to the 2026 season, with new nests and scarecrow technology, I reckon we'll beat the crows this year

15/03/2026

Quack

04/01/2026

Great weather for ducks!

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16/11/2025

Cayugas look black at a glance, but they’re not actually true black. Their feathers are a very dark, beetle-green with a strong iridescent sheen, so in good light they flash green, blue and even purple rather than flat black. On adults, especially drakes, you really see that metallic green over the head, neck and back – the “black” is basically a super dark base carrying that glossy, oil-slick colour.

01/09/2025

Fertile Cayuga duck eggs available for a limited time only

29/08/2025

We have a pair of brand new unsexed Cayuga ducklings looking for a new home. Please message if you'd like to take these little fuzz balls off our hands 😊

24/08/2025

Fertile eggs available this week. Please message me if you're interested :)

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21/06/2025

We have a new drake this year so I popped a few eggs in the incubator this week just to check if the girls like him. This is a fertile duck egg at just 5 days development

11/06/2025

Our ducks have finally started laying for the year 😊
We'll load up the incubator once laying picks up a bit more. If you'd like to preorder some little webbed feet, please feel free to leave a comment 🦆🥚

03/02/2025

That's a lot of water

03/02/2025

On our farm we have ducks, geese, chickens, cows and dogs (and two humans but we're way less interesting). We've had significant flooding over the weekend but at no point did any of our ducks even care. As they say, great weather for ducks!