What ducks? Mallard? Mottled? Both?

[geoffclarke]

2/16/2019 near Universal Studios Orlando. I'm leaning toward male Mallard X Mottled and female pure Mottled.

[IvoryBillHope]

These all look like Mallards to me. 

[millipede]

2 minutes ago, IvoryBillHope said:

These all look like Mallards to me. 

I believe(if I'm not mistaken) this time of year ALL mallard drakes would have green heads. I definitely see some good mallard traits so I could see it being a hybrid... but that's just an opinion and I sure couldn't say if it was part mottled.

[von Humboldt]

I agree that the male looks good for a Mallard X Mottled. However, with the location and apparent setting it could be domestic rather than Mottled. 

Other than the bill (due to lack of orange), the female looks like a typical Mallard. The eye line goes too far back and the overall coloring is too beige for it to be a Mottled. The female Western Gulf Coast subspecies of Mottled has a bill that is virtually indistinguishable from that of a Mallard. However, the Florida subspecies ranges from the orange and black appearance of the typical Mallard to having a dull olive color base with black. This would be an unusual color bill for female Mallard but within the possible spectrum. Therefore I would say the female may be full Mallard but probably has some Mottled duck in her ancestry. 
This forum's own Tony Leukering has a fantastic article on the Florida hybrids.

https://ebird.org/content/ebird/wp-content/uploads/sites/55/eBird_Muddled_Ducks.pdf

[Kerri]

In domestic Ducks the males typically get one long curled up tail feather as seen in the photos.

[millipede]

2 hours ago, Kerri said:

In domestic Ducks the males typically get one long curled up tail feather as seen in the photos.

That's a typical mallard trait as well... which is where domestic breeds get that I'm sure.