Sebright

Our particular silver Sebright was super shy of other people and animals but she got along well with other chickens. Mine bonded with a bantam Americana and they were attached at the hip BFFs!    We allowed them to free range a lot so our Sebright hen would end up on the 6ft fence between my neighbor and myself with her best friend Americana, just walking the fence checking out the view of the neighbors yard.  When I them cooped up they would get noisy.  We loved her for her beautiful and curious nature and the bond she shared with her friend, but they are not the best suited for tiny urban backyards.

This is our first year raising chickens & we got one of these golden gals in our bantam bunch.  She is a very friendly bird & does well with all the otehr varieties & sizes we have.  She is definitely one of our prettiest girls out there too!

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When I first saw these birds I instantly fell in love with them. My first ones were from a hatchery, and despite their faults they were beautiful birds. When I finally bought some from a breeder I could see a major difference in size, appearance and attitude. Nonetheless, both were amazing little birds. Crowing is somewhat high-pitched. Very social, too. My roosters each have a favorite hen and start to worry if they cannot find her and vice versa with the hens.