The Swedish is a domestic duck first bred by farmers in Europe as early as 1835.
Description
Compared to Cayugas and Orpingtons, Swedish are broader and shorter in body length, giving it a stockier appearance. The head is oval shaped, and the bill is of medium length. It has a body carriage of 20 degrees above horizontal.
This breed is exceptionally hardy, produces superior meat, and has good camouflage.