Browsing South Australia » Waterfowl
African , Australian Settler (formerly Pilgrim) , Embden , Roman , Sebastopol
Australia, 5000
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, SA 5000
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
West-End Hens Poultry Supplies
Shop 4/743 Raglan Parade
Warrnambool 3280
"Everything For The Backyard Bird!"
MURRAY TOWN, South Australia 5481
DARK & LIGHT BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
PO Box 201
Eton Qld
Mackay, Queensland 4741
Australia
Mackay Poultry & Pigeon Club Inc
PO Box 4948 SCMC
Nambour Qld 4560
Maleny, Queensland 4552
Australia
Maleny & District Poultry Club Inc
Maryborough Qld
Maryborough, Queensland 4650
Australia
Maryborough Hervey Bay Poultry Club Inc
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
(8911 views since 04-14-2013 04:53PM)
Yarloop, WA 6218
Australia
We have fertile eggs available for posting
(7280 views since 08-12-2013 08:26PM)
Gordon, Victoria 3345
Australia
Quality Poultry and Waterfowl bred to Australian
(2368 views since 02-15-2017 01:12PM)
Bundaberg Qld
Bundaberg, Queensland 4670
Australia
Bundaberg Poultry Fanciers Club Inc.
(2746 views since 04-12-2013 04:00PM)
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