…Booted, Dutch, Japanese, Nankin, Pyncheon, Rosecomb, Sebright and Serama. Bantams that have a large counterpart are considered to be miniatures. But they are not exact miniatures — the relative size…
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Why Does a Rooster Have Wattles?
…color for the breed — most are bright red, but a few breeds (such as Sebrights, Silkies, and Sumatras) have purplish combs. Poor health, or stress (such as during a…
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…The cockerels’ combs and wattles will become larger and more brightly colored than the pullets’. Unless they’re Sebrights or Campines, which are hen-feathered breeds (the males and females have nearly…
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…maintained for production. Bantam Most of the bantam breeds are known for being outstanding setters. Two notable exceptions are the Rosecomb and the Sebright. Both breeds were originally developed in…
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