Flighty But Pretty
Pros: Fair Layers, Beautiful To Look At
Cons: Flighty, Often Become Spooked By Their Shadow or Crest
The Polish, otherwise known as a Poland, is a popular breed of chicken, best known for it's wild topknot of head feathers, called a crest.
They originated in the Netherlands, not in Poland, as their name suggests. They can be quite tame, but most are flighty and skittish because their crest interferes with their vision, making them unable to see things, and causing them to get spooked. Polish hens rarely go broody, and are fair layers of small, white eggs.
They come in the following colors:
White crested black: APA recognized
White crested blue: APA recognized
White Crested Khaki: Not recognized by APA
White Crested Chocolate: Not recognized by APA
White Crested Cuckoo: Not recognized by APA
White Crested Buff: Not recognized by APA
Silver Laced: APA recognized
Golden Laced: APA recognized
Buff Laced: APA recognized
White Laced Red: APA recognized
Blue: Not recognized by APA
White: APA recognized
Self Black: Not recognized by APA
Self Cuckoo: Not recognized by APA
Self Buff: Not recognized by APA
Tolbunt: Not recognized by APA
Partridge: Not recognized by APA
Crele: Not recognized by APA
Black Crested White: APA recognized
Columbian: Not recognized by APA
Buff Columbian: Not recognized by APA
Black Tailed Red: Not Recognized by APA
Hope that helps someone out there! Thanks for looking! 
Hannah.














































