So earlier, I mentioned to you the list of chicken breeds supplied by Barnyard Buddies compared to Farmyard on Wheels. FoW have less chicken breeds than BB, which have more breeds and rare breeds such as Welsummer and Faverolles chicken. They both have silkies and Pekin bantams, however the breeds differ depend on the season and number.
Ah, I see! Thank you for clarifying the difference between the chicken breeds offered by Barnyard Buddies and Farmyard on Wheels. It's interesting to note that Barnyard Buddies appears to have a larger variety of chicken breeds, including rare breeds like Welsummer and Faverolles. Silkies and Pekin bantams are shared breeds between the two, but it seems that the availability of breeds may vary based on the season and number of chickens they have on hand. This variety can provide chicken enthusiasts with more options when selecting breeds for their flocks. It's always exciting to have the opportunity to raise and appreciate different chicken breeds, each with its own unique characteristics and appearances.
I think I saw a Welsummer years ago, but I don't remember seeing them in Wanneroo. Those chickens are from the Netherlands.
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However, it, along with the Faverolles and other rare breeds, have not been entered in the Perth Royal Show, but was entered in the Adelaide Royal Show this year. We will see it again next year.
