- Porcelain d’Uccles Bantam
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The Porcelain d’Uccles Bantam is a charming ornamental breed known for its striking plumage.
- Basque
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Basque chickens are hardy and adaptable with a striking appearance and a calm demeanor.
- Gournay
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The Gournay is a historic French breed known for its unique color and dual-purpose capabilities.
- Egyptian Fayoumi
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The Egyptian Fayoumi is an ancient breed known for its hardiness and productivity in harsh environments.
- Altsteirer
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The Altsteirer is an historic breed known for its adaptability and strong foraging abilities.
- Dorking
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Dorkings are known for their distinctive five-toed feet and excellent meat quality.
- Norfolk Grey
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Norfolk Grey is a rare breed known for its hardiness and unique plumage.
- Appenzeller
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Appenzellers are strikingly feathered chickens known for their unique rich history and delightful companionship.
- Faverolles
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Faverolles are a friendly dual-purpose breed known for their distinctive appearance and calm temperament.
- Ayam Kampung
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Ayam Kampung is a traditional Indonesian breed known for its adaptability and hardiness.
- Sussex
250 eggs/year
Chatty, curious English heritage breed.
- Faverolle
180 eggs/year
Bearded, muffed, 5-toed French sweetheart.
- Serama
180 eggs/year
World’s smallest chicken – fits in a teacup.
- Icelandic
180 eggs/year
Viking-era landrace – every bird unique.
- Vorwerk
170 eggs/year
German buff-bodied bird with black head.
- Phoenix
150 eggs/year
Long-tailed Japanese ornamental – tails up to 3 ft.
- Swedish Flower Hen
150 eggs/year
Endangered Swedish landrace – every bird is unique.
- Olandsk Dwarf
150 eggs/year
Rare Swedish island bantam landrace.
- Silkie
120 eggs/year
Fluffy bantam with black skin and 5 toes.
- Old English Game
120 eggs/year
Heritage game breed with over 30 color varieties.
- Belgian d’Anvers
100 eggs/year
True bantam with rose comb and full beard.
- Mille Fleur d’Uccle
100 eggs/year
Feather-footed Belgian beauty with thousand flowers pattern.
- Shamo
80 eggs/year
Tall, upright Japanese game fowl.
- Yokohama
80 eggs/year
Saddle and tail feathers that never molt.
- Modern Game
80 eggs/year
Tall slim show bird with extremely long legs.
- Malay
70 eggs/year
World’s tallest chicken – over 30 inches.
- Aseel
60 eggs/year
Ancient Indian fighting fowl, now kept for muscle and personality.
- Onagadori
60 eggs/year
Tail feathers grow over 20 feet long.
- Sebright
60 eggs/year
True bantam with laced feathers and hen-feathered males.