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PO Box 285 Woodside SA 5244
Australia, 5244
The Australian Call Duck is the smallest 'domestic' breed of duck.
Developed in SA from a flock of mallard ducks. Now available in a variety of
po box 467
Linwood, SA 5410
Breeding strong, healthy with a touch of intelligence Khaki Campbell ducks.
Adelaide Hills, SA 5244
Australia
Coloured Indian Runners:
From NSW and VIC bloodlines.
Apricot, Dark Campbell, Grey/White (Pied), Blue (Lavender)
Ducklings to adults sold when
Adelaide Hills, SA 5244
Watervale ducks:
From NSW bloodlines. New genetics added 2011/2012.
New genetics currently being added 2017/2018 season.
Young stock/adults - orders
209 Bollaparudda Rd
Australia, 5203
We are Breeders of Muscovy, Khaki Campbells, Indian Runners and Pilgrim Geese
Adelaide Hills, 5250
Pheasants: Several different varieties.
Cayuga: black.
Houdan: Mottled and white.
riverton
Riverton, South Australia
Australia
breeder or black blue and platinum australorps, light and dark barred plymouth rocks, and black muscovy ducks
Adelaide Hills 5250
Pheasants: Several different varieties. Cayuga:
orlando st
Kelmscott, WA
Kelmscott, WA
Australia
110 Koppin Yarratt Road
Upper Lansdowne
Taree 2430
Free to good home
Southern Highlands, NSW 2577
Australia
Quality Pekin bantams in black, blue and splash.
unit 2
Station Road
Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire CB21 5ET
United Kingdom
Chickenguard one of the leading manufacturers of
Goulburn, NSW 2580
Australia
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Jimboomba QLD
Jimboomba area, Queensland 4285
Australia
For more than 20 years we have been breeding all
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Cambewarra
Breeders of Barnevelders, Wyandottes, Pekin
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Inverleigh (Geelong region), VIC 3321
Australia
Mannagum Poultry breed double laced barnevelder,
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Yarloop, WA 6218
Australia
We have fertile eggs available for posting
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