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Darlene's already got two bantams in a temporary pen in her backyard and she asked me if I could help figure out what kind of bantams they are. They're in the photo at right.
Sadly, my chicken breed spotting skills are woefully underdeveloped. But I know that one of you, dear readers, are likely to recognize the breed (Steven Walling, are you out there?).
Thanks for helping solve the mystery of the new Burnsville banties!
3 comments:
They look quite distinctly like Silver Laced Wyandottes.
However, their feather pattern is pretty muddled. If they're young, that's okay, but if they're adults I might suspect they're mixed with some Wyandotte heritage.
Thank you, Steven! I knew we could count on you :)
Also, there's a forum over at backyardchickens.com/forums.
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