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No problem, you should have seen the scolding I got for calling a New Hampshire a "New Hampshire Red".
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Sorry, but could you tell me why they are not " New Hampshire Reds" I've always thought thats what they were, thats what most people I know say....OOPS!
 
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No problem, you should have seen the scolding I got for calling a New Hampshire a "New Hampshire Red".
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My eyes are still burning. lol

Sorry, but could you tell me why they are not " New Hampshire Reds" I've always thought thats what they were, thats what most people I know say....OOPS!

All the hatcheries call them New Hampshire reds, but the actual name is just New Hampshires. Serious breeders HATE it when someone calls them reds. The only breed with a color in the name is the Rhode Island Red.
 
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Sorry, but could you tell me why they are not " New Hampshire Reds" I've always thought thats what they were, thats what most people I know say....OOPS!

All the hatcheries call them New Hampshire reds, but the actual name is just New Hampshires. Serious breeders HATE it when someone calls them reds. The only breed with a color in the name is the Rhode Island Red.

OK Thank you! I hope I didn't offend anyone!
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Mice thanks guys my baby's already got there wing feathers and some tail feathers but still supper small
 
To the OP: in answer to your question: a d'uccle Mille Fleur is a bantam. As stated, a Mille Fleur is a Pattern not a breed. You can have Mille Fleur Cochin. My D'Uccle lays light pink eggs. Kinda smallish. Here is a picture of her. Her name is Mille ( Not very creative but yeah...) the next one is of Honey she is only 6 weeks. (Ignore the Silkie in the picture, she is the one on the left. This is the best pic. I got right now of her.) Her Mille Fleur Pattern won't come in until after her first molt. Does this help?

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