I breed several varieties of Wyandotte bantam, in traditional, rare and new colours.

Millefleur in lots of colours

Millefleur is a pattern formed by mottling, a round white spot,  on a bird with a ground colour of gold, which can be enhanced or diluted to a lighter or darker shade. The mottle is separated from the gold by a band or teardrop  of black which can also be enhanced or diluted. The combinations of ground colour and band/teardrop is almost endless.

Currently, I am focused on developing the colours of Millefleur Wyandottes.  I love all the variations in colour, makes it easy to tell them apart but they are all different colour ways of the same genetic pattern so can be bred together.  Depending on which birds you start with, you can get an amazing pick-n-mix selection  of offspring.

All the different colours look magical when all together as a multi-colored flock.

Partridge & Silver Pencilled including Recreating Chocolate Partridge

My Partridge Wyandotte flock includes blue silverpencilled, mauve  and blue prtridge.  I am hoping that some young cockerels carry the sex-linked  chocolate and will produce chocolate and mauve partridge pullets this year.

And Mottle Black and Lavender

Black mottled

Chickens for Sale

This is not a business but I usually have point-of-lay pullets and breeding trios available for sale.  Also a few nice-natured cockerels looking for new flocks to look after,

Hatching Eggs

I usually have spare eggs from fertile breeding groups.  You are welcome to specific colours or a pick-n-nmix selection for collection only but if you are particularly keen to establish any of the colours I keep I can send by post.