BANTAMS are usually one quarter to one fifth the size of the standard variety. They are available in a myriad of colours and types and although they appear to be miniatures of the full size counterpart; their heads, wings, tail and feather size are disproportionately large. Known as the "flower garden" of the poultry world, these bird fanciers delight, while making great pets, are also proving their commercial value as backyard flocks.

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White Sultans: These are an old
and popular breed that were bred by
the Turkish and favored by their
rulers. Their full crest, muff and beard combined with their spectacular
shank and toe feathers and vulture hocks make these grand birds befit royalty.

GOLDEN SEBRIGHT

 SEBRIGHTS:  Sebright bantams were originally brought from England by none other than Sir John Sebright who had produced this bird after thirty years of intensive selection. Their superb perfect lacing and the fact that both male and female are completely hen-feathered make these birds quite unique.

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SILVER SEBRIGHT