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I don't think they get near the size of a silkie, but they are bigger than a serama.

Bert is getting more rust saddle feathers everyday; I love them! He's been so easy to handle, which I really appreciate. He's still quite a young guy, but is changing everyday.

Little Bert & his other half on some fresh greens

He's really starting to blossom. I'm trying to think of names for him, all I can come up with is Bert.

Got it! Yeah, he's just a baby. Hopefully you saw the adult pictures I posted.

Here are some adult Olandsk Dwarfs. It's amazing how different my little cockerel will look!

I've been out of town, but can't wait to put updated pictures on here later this week. The rooster changes daily it seems! He has just started to crow a little and is quite proud of himself. I can't wait till he gets more of the gold/cooper on him. Cheryl - Those leghorns are NEAT! I was...

Quote: I too wish I could find more information on them - like what their original purpose was for?

The little cockerel is getting so handsome - the colors coming in are amazing! They're very quiet birds so far, which I appreciate.

Quote: Thanks, we adore them!

The pullet is maturing some, becoming a little bit redder in the face.

Yes, I live in Georgia. I think Greenfire imported them about a year ago.

I acquired this pair of Olandsk Dwarfs from Greenfire Farms very recently. They've taken to me very quickly and aren't the least bit flighty. I've noticed they are very social and seem to love being around other birds, we've really enjoyed having them so far - they are excellent lawn...