BANTAMS

SPECIAL BROODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR BANTAMS

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BLUE LACED RED WYANDOTTE

The color pattern for males and females is very different.

Most of the plumage of this variety is rich red with each

feather regularly laced with blue. Wyandotte Bantams

have a graceful, well-balanced, alert appearance with a

docile temperament. Standard weights at maturity are

males-30 oz. and hens-26 oz.

BLUE MILLEFLEUR D’UCCLE

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D'Uccle bantams were originally brought from Germany but were also very popular in Belgian and England. They display well developed vulture hocks, extreme foot feathering and widely spread tail carried at a high angle. This is a new colour for you to try!

BB RED OLD ENGLISH

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These birds have spectacular personalities. Originally from England their popularity has grown. They are both

dynamically coloured and exquisitely dainty.

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BELGIAN BEARDED D’ANVERS QUAIL

Originating in Europe they are becoming increasingly popular

here. They are quite, distinctively curious, jaunty & have very

attractive lighter ruffled appearance around their face, framing

their dark eyes, rose comb and dark beak.

Due to limited quantity – both bb red old English and belgian bearded d’anvers quail are available in packages only

BLUE COCHIN

NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR

All of the Cochins originated from China and were brought to America in 1845. Originally grown for meat and eggs they have become
more of a show bird. We are pleased to welcome these colors to our flock.

WHITE SILKIE

These unusual birds have black skin and hair-like plumage. Their fifth toe is another of their oddities. They date back to the time of Marco Polo and have remained popular as a superb setter and for their friendly nature.

SILVER DUCKWING OLD ENGLISH

A delightful alternative coloured Old English with a perky

personality.

BLACK TAILED BUFF JAPANESE

This delightful bird is best known for their

disproportionately long tail feathers and short legs. This

resembles a sword on the rooster and extends far beyond

their head. They are excellent setters and parents.