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I have one chick that is buff Padovana. I saw on google same coloured and body shaped polish. Are they same breed?
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Yep, same breed. We call them Polish in the US.I have one chick that is buff Padovana. I saw on google same coloured and body shaped polish. Are they same breed?
Why does it say that they are from padova/padua and polish from netherlands or poland?Yep, same breed. We call them Polish in the US.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padovana_chickenWhy does it say that they are from padova/padua and polish from netherlands or poland?
So basically they were in poland and some guy exported them to Italy. Thankshttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padovana_chicken
They are most likely from Italy, but some are still not sure that's their true origin.
Maybe? It's confusing.So basically they were in poland and some guy exported them to Italy. Thanks
Actually they aren't i just learned. Padavona have beards polish do not. Padavina are slightly larger than polish also. Padovana associated more with Italy and polish with Poland... or so I'm learningYep, same breed. We call them Polish in the US.
In the Netherlands we see them as seperate breeds. Polish do not have beards and can have crests differently coloured from their body colour. They also tend to be normal sized fowl, but do come in bantam size. Padovana are smaller have beards and their crest is as far as I know always the same colour as the rest of their body. But most countries seem to only differentiate them as bearded and non-bearded. Laced Polish tend to be Padovana.I have one chick that is buff Padovana. I saw on google same coloured and body shaped polish. Are they same breed?