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LIGHT BRAHMA BABY CHICKS. (Accepting Preorders for 2024) (Free Shippin – AV Bird Hatchery

LIGHT BRAHMA BABY CHICKS. (Accepting Preorders for 2024) (Free Shippin – AV Bird Hatchery

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Type: Standard Chicks Origin: Asiatic Purpose: Dual Availability: Mid Jan - End of Oct Comb Type: Pea Egg Color: Brown Egg Size: Medium Rate of Lay: 156/Year Broodiness: Yes Temperament: Docile Leg Style: Feather Heat Tolerance: Not Especially Cold Tolerance: Hardy Mature Male Weight: 12 lbs Mature Female Weight: 9.5
Type: Standard Chicks Origin: Asiatic Purpose: Dual Availability: Mid Jan - End of Oct Comb Type: Pea Egg Color: Brown Egg Size: Medium Rate of Lay: 156/Year Broodiness: Yes Temperament: Docile Leg Style: Feather Heat Tolerance: Not Especially Cold Tolerance: Hardy Mature Male Weight: 12 lbs Mature Female Weight: 9.5 lbs Brahmas originated in India from a cross between Malays and Cochins and were originally known as Chittagongs, Gray Shanghais and Brahma Pootras. Light Brahma chicks have gray backs with yellow heads, wing tips and chests. They have pea combs and feathered legs and toes. Adult Light Brahmas have a columbian plumage pattern and fully feathered shanks and toes. The head is silvery white, and the hackle feathers are greenish black laced with silvery white. The front of the neck, breast, body and back is white. The main tail is black, and coverts are laced with silvery white. They are considered a dual-purpose bird that lays brown eggs, but they are mainly kept for their unique appearance.

Chickens were introduced to the United States in the mid 19th century from China and imported to England in 1840. The American Poultry fanciers