Rosecomb

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The Rosecomb is an attractive small bantam which is lively by nature and is thus highly flighty. Not the best egg layer amongst other breeds however it is well-known for its succulent meat. Another main purpose the Rosecomb is utilised for is for show as it is an attractive bird more suitable for experienced poultry keepers instead of first time chicken keepers. Rosecombs have large tails, white ear lobes and a large beaded rose comb extending backwards. Face and wattles are cherry – red. In Australia, the black, blue and white are the most popular varieties.

Classification

True Bantam

Appearance

Black, blue white, black – breasted red, birchen,columbian and many other colour combinations.

Weight

Cock 570 – 620 g
Hen 450 – 510 g

Egg Colour

White or cream

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