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| Mille
Fleur These beautiful birds, which are a color form of the Belgian d'Uccle, or Booted bantam, are one of the most requested of all the bantams we carry. Their reddish feathers that are tipped in white and their heavy leg feathering make them quite an eye catcher for your bantam collection! |
Partridge
Cochin These cute little bantams will surely win your affection. The rooster's body is greenish black which is a beautiful contrast to his reddish orange hackle and saddle feathers. The hen's feathering is a rich mahogany with each feather trimmed in black. |
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Silver
Sebright These bantams have the same characteristics as the Golden Sebrights except for their silver-white coloring with each feather traced in black. |
| White
Crested Black Polish(pictured
above) This bantam has a sleek black body, with a white crested head. The hens lay white small, white eggs. The roosters like to "strut their stuff". |
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| White
& Black Silkie These bantams have mulberry colored combs with feathers down their shanks and toes. They are very broody, allowing them to be excellent setters of eggs from almost any type of bird. |
Golden
Sebright (pictured
above) These clean legged bantams, which are very small and in much demand, are golden in color with each feather laced in black. The Sebrights are "hen feathered". This means that the male, unlike other chickens, has no pointed sex feathers in the hackle, saddle, or tail. |
| B.B.
Red Old English These birds have become a standard in the "Game Bird" arena. Brightly colored plumage and sleek body frame provides an excellent example of a fine game bird for your collection. |
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