Ruby Rogue
Free Ranging
I'm so glad I live in a place where breeds have no relevance.... It's so easy to say 'sex links' or 'barred rock' and 'RIR'....
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Why are chickens so confusing. It's confusing.I’m pretty sure duh-uncle is wrong. My brain just adds an n for some reason. Then I realize there isn’t an n and stutter over the word. I think your way for saying Wyandottes makes more sense than mine. I add another n to that one too. Maybe sah-gitt-us. They both sound really similar.
People have a hard time with Australorp? I didn't know that.Some of the breeds I have
ISA brown -eesa brown
Australorp- Aw-stra-lorp
Wyandottes- why-en-dots
There are some more but they’ve got pretty self explanatory names![]()
D´Uccle ~ Dew-cluhThere’s a lot of how do you pronounce threads on here but I wanted to do on all the chicken names. As a chicken newbie the names of some breeds are pretty hard to pronounce. I’m looking at you Wyandottes.
I also have been saying ISA browns wrong this whole time. It isn’t I.S.A browns, it’s eesaaa browns.The letters were all caps so I thought you said them individually.
Clue in a newbie on some of the trickier breeds to say. Some of the ones I stutter over are sagitta, barnevelder, d’uccle, and many more.
I say it ass-tra-lorp.People have a hard time with Australorp? I didn't know that.
Thank you for the information. It’s always interesting to learn where names of breeds come from.D´Uccle ~ Dew-cluh
Dew-cluh is the French pronunciation. D´ means from. Uccle is a municipality in Brussels, Belgium. D´Uccle means from Belgium. Belgium has 3 official languages, Dutch, French, and German. I am not sure of the German and Dutch pronunciations. D´Uccle is pronounced however Uccle is pronounced. Barbu D´Uccle means Bearded from Uccle.
I say doo-clays.![]()
Being Aussie I say os-tra-lorp, guess it comes down to accentI say it ass-tra-lorp.I didn’t even realize the au sound makes more sense.
Same with both here.Being Aussie I say os-tra-lorp, guess it comes down to accent
And I-sa brown![]()