White Khaki Campbell
A variety of the Khaki Campbell
Duck · White eggs · Laying
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About the White Khaki Campbell
The White Campbell is pure white throughout with a distinctive yellow bill rather than the slate of the khaki, the white arising from a recessive gene that masks the underlying colour. Developed by Captain F.S. Pardoe in 1924 and admitted to the standard in 1954, it was selected to give a cleaner table carcass while keeping the breed's renowned laying utility. Behaviour and egg output match the khaki: an active, hardy, rarely-broody layer of white eggs.
At a glance
- Egg colour
- White
- Eggs per year
- About 300
- Purpose
- Laying
- Sizes
- Light
- Incubation
- 28 days
- Broodiness
- Low
- Cold hardiness
- Hardy
- Purity
- Pure
- Origin
- United Kingdom
- Scientific name
- Anas platyrhynchos domesticus