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Hamburg Chicken

A breed of chicken known by the names Hamburg, Hollands hoen, and Hamburger is supposed to have its roots in Holland (or, according to other sources, Hamburg, Germany), sometime around the fourteenth century. Australia and the United Kingdom both accept the spelling Hamburgh for the name. Description The breed of the Hamburg is tiny to […]

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Jersey Giant Chicken

A domestic chicken breed popular in America is called the Jersey Giant. The late 19th century saw its creation in Burlington County, New Jersey. It is a huge breed, as its name implies, and one of the heaviest of all chicken breeds. Description The black, white, and blue Jersey Giant chicken varieties are the three

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Dorking Chicken

A domestic chicken breed from Britain is called a Dorking. It has the name of the southern English town of Dorking in the county of Surrey. Description Dorkings have a characteristic square body shape with a long tail held diagonally and carry their long back and broad breast in a low, horizontal posture over short,

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Minorca Chicken

The Menorquina, also known as the Gallina de Menorca in Catalan and Menorquina in Spanish, is a breed of domestic chicken that was developed in the Balearic Islands’ Mediterranean island of Menorca. In many nations throughout the world, it is a well-known show bird, but on the island of Menorca, it is an endangered breed

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Polish Chicken

A European breed of crested chicken known as the Polish or Poland is distinguished by a stunning crest of feathers. The Netherlands is where these birds are first mentioned in writing, albeit its specific location is uncertain. They wear combs and enormous crests that almost completely encircle their heads as ornaments. Their vision is restricted

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Cornish Chicken

In its home county of Cornwall in England, United Kingdom, the Cornish Chicken is referred to as the Indian Game. The most popular breeds in the chicken meat market are Cornish chickens and their hybrids. It’s a big, bulky breed. The Cornish Game and the Jubilee Cornish Game are the two variants. Description Well-muscled, compact,

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Frizzle Chicken

A type of chicken known as the Frizzle has distinctive frizzled or curled feathers. Even though several breeds, like the Pekin and Polish, carry the frizzle gene, only a few European nations and Australia recognize the Frizzle as a distinct breed. Description Frizzle chickens have long wings, a big tail, and short, erect bodies with

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Houdan Chicken

An ancient domestic chicken breed from France is called the Houdan or Poule de Houdan. It is named after the village of Houdan in the department of Yvelines, west of Paris, where it first appeared. It is a member of the crested chicken family, bearded, muffed, and has five toes on each foot as opposed

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Silkie Chicken

A breed of chicken called the Silkie—also known as the Silky or Chinese silk chicken—got its name from its unusually fluffy plumage, which is claimed to feel silky and satiny. The breed also features five toes on each foot, although most chickens only have four, as well as blue earlobes and black skin and bones.

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Wyandotte Chicken

The Wyandotte is a chicken breed that originated in the United States in the 1870s. It was given the Wyandot name, a native American group in North America. The Wyandotte is a breed that is raised for both its brown eggs and its meat, which has yellow skin. It is a well-liked exhibition bird and

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