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Below you will find 5 fun facts about each breed available for sale,
Cream Legbar
Egg colour Blue/green
Auto sexing ? Yes, chicks can be sexed at hatching.
Appearance Cream with grey or lavender barring, yellow legs, crest of feathers on their heads.
Size medium build.
Rare Breed? priority breed (Rare Breed survival trust)
Number of eggs per year 150-300
Vorwerk (Pronounced “For - verk”)
Egg colour Cream/Off white
Auto Sexing? No
Appearance striking gold colour body with distinct black head, neck and tail. whitish blue patch around the ear, and pink comb. Grey Legs.
Size Medium build
Number of eggs per year: 170 - 200
Duel Purpose birds good for laying and meat production.
Rare breed? Yes
Buff Orpington
Egg colour Cream/off white
Auto sexing? No
Appearance Strong golden buff colour, creamy grey coloured legs.
Size medium (hens) large (cockerels)
Number of eggs per year 200 - 280
Rare breed ? priority breed (RBST)
Silver Campine Chickens
Egg colour White
Autosexing? Yes
Appearance silver and black body, white neck and head. Grey Legs.
Size Medium
Number of eggs per year 150 - 200
Rare breed? Yes
Silkie Chicken
Egg colour Cream
Auto sexing? No
Appearance silkies come in many colours from black, to buff, to white or splash. Blue, Red and many more. All silkies have black skin and five toes.
Size Small bantam to medium (USA)
Number of eggs per year 100 - 155. silkies are notoriou for being broody, and make excellent mothers.
Rare Breed? No
Light Sussex
Egg colour Cream
Autosexing No, although crossed with Rhode Island Red cockerel, they can be auto sexed.
Appearance White bodies with flecked Black feathers on the neck and tail.
Size Medium (hens) Large (cockerels)
Number of eggs per year 240 - 280
Rare Breed ? Yes (RBST)
Rhode Island Red
Egg colour light tan to dark chocolate brown
Auto sexing ? No
Appearance Rich dark red/reddish brown plumage with yellow legs and reddish/orange eyes. Black tipped wings and tail.
Size Medium (hens) Large (cockerels)
Number of eggs per year 200 - 300
Rare breed? No
Pekins
Egg colour Cream
Auto sexing ? No
Appearance Pekins can come in many colours. Solid variations including lavender, black, buff and white. They can also come in multi colours such as Millfleur. The pekin has feathered legs and feet.
Size small bantam sized.
Number of eggs per year 150 - 200.
Rare breed? No
Ayam Cemani
Egg colour: cream coloured
Autosexing ? No
Appearance: True Ayam Cemani birds are pure black all over including in their mouths. This is due to a genetic condition called which causes hyperpigmentation of the skin.
Number of eggs per year: 60 - 120
Rare Breed? This breed is considered a very rare breed.
Hybrid Hens
Colour of eggs: range from light cream to reddish brown shell colour.
Number of eggs per year: 250-330
Autosexing? One example which is autosexing is a Rhode Island Red cockerel crossed with a light Sussex hen. The hens are ginger/red in colour once dried.
Appearance: Generally ginger/red in colour with light yellow legs.
Rare Breed? No
Lavender Orpingtons
Colour of eggs: Cream coloured
Number of eggs per year: 150 - 200
Autosexing? No
Appearance: Blue lavender coloured feather throughout the body, red comb and wattles, grey legs.
Rare Breed? Not rare but less common colour variation, making it more desirable.
Crollwitzer Turkey
Colour of eggs: Off white with brown speckling for camouflage.
Number of eggs per year: 60 - 100
Autosexing? No
Appearance: White bodies with black patches. Stags will weigh 9-10kg (20-22lb)
Rare Breed? Yes these birds are a rare heritage breed.
Welcome to the world of poultry
It all begins with just a couple of backyard chickens, and before you know it, you have too many to count. at least that's what happened to me. My husband bought me a little coop and I purchased 3 hybrid hens. From then on, I was hooked. I gained more species, and numbers of chickens over the next few years, and took over the garden shed. I haven't looked back since. I am now focusing on more specific groups of birds, ranging from your 'standard' brown chicken which lays great eggs for breakfast, to more specialised breeds including a few rarer ones.
Quality First
Every bird is raised from the egg, to the chick, to the adult bird, with care. All aspects of the birds needs are met, and excellent welfare is considered most important.
Expert Care
I have kept poultry for many years, and spent many of my younger years around all kinds of poultry, even Rheas.
Real Results
Happy healthy poultry equals good hatching egg quality, and healthy chicks. Great hatching rates have been seen this year, and hope to continue.
Breeds currently available
Buff Orpington Large Fowl
Gold Partridge Brahma Large Fowl
Silkie (mixed colour group)
Pekin (mixed colour group)
Chamois Polish
Crollwitzer Turkey
Muscovy Ducks
Vorwerk (Rare breed)
Silver Campine Cockerels
Rhode Island Red Trios
Light Sussex Trios
Salmon Faverolle Trios
Crested Cream Legbar Trios
COMING SOON
Lavender Pekin Bantam
Ayam Cemani
Copper Maran Large Fowl
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