Breed? Gender? New to this!

[RookieChickMama]

This is our little Banty. Wyandotte?? Pullet?? Does anything I said make sense? I’m just winging it.

 

[cleoandtheflock]

She is a Silver sebright! They are true bantams which are breeds that are only bantam sized and have no larger counterparts. The other variety of a sebright is also pretty and is called a golden sebright.
They are one of the only breeds where male and female birds have the same feathering.

She looks like a pullet

 

[Amer]

Silver Sebright bantam pullet.

 

[Leahs Coop]

X3 Silver Sebright bantam pullet

 

[poisondartfrog]

So pretty...makes me want a Sebright.

 

[BantammChick]

Silver sebright cutie

 

[RookieChickMama]

She is a beauty that’s for sure! Thanks yall! Any specific things I need to know or should be aware of or just something cool to know about her breed??

 

[Gray Farms]

She is a Silver sebright! They are true bantams which are breeds that are only bantam sized and have no larger counterparts. The other variety of a sebright is also pretty and is called a golden sebright.
They are one of the only breeds where male and female birds have the same feathering.

She looks like a pullet

Actually Sebrights come in several other varieties "Buff, Lilac, Citron, Chamois, White" but only Silver and Gold are APA accepted. And there are other breeds that are "hen feathered" like Sebrights, such as Campines.

 

[cleoandtheflock]

thanks for telling me about the different varieties I had no idea but I guess that makes sense since I have only seen them at shows

and I meant to say they are one of only a few breeds that have male and female birds have the same feathering

 

[Gray Farms]

I think Sebrights and Campines are the only two. Can't think of any others off the top of my head. Oh sorry, you did say "one of the only" sorry I misread.