Show and tell your Sebrights or Sebright mixes!

[JJchiknshak]

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I've read that they are actually considered to be a true bantam because there is no standard size.

I was looking around on line and found that in Europe they breed solid black one, and solid white ones. They are pretty.
The websites where I saw them said that those colors aren't available in the US. But I would imagine someone would have imported some by now... Don't ya think? Has anyone ever seen any in person?

 

[jojo54]

They are such pretty birds. I love the coloring! I also love how the little roos stand up so tall.

 

[Chicky Tocks]

I have a little serama roo who wears a seabright jacket. I've often suspected that there's one in the woodpile somewhere.

 

[Jody]

I can't wait to get mine. I'm getting eggs soon, but I'm afraid of trying to hatch them cause I might screw it up.. I'd rather have chicks. The woman I bought 2 of my goats from has several and is going to hook me up with some fertile eggs.

I think the Sebrights are beautiful little chickens and when I saw hers I wanted some badly and been planning on getting some since then. When she come to visit the goats at my home, she asked if I was interested in some eggs, so I'm very excited about this..

 

[peeplessinNC]

The Sebrights are such gorgeous little birds! I'd have them around just for lawn ornaments. While I don't have any chickens yet, I would love to have some Sebrights - guess I'm partial to the silver ones. I always thought I would want to have some standard size chickens, but recently I visited a large flock of mixed chickens and a female turkey. I was very surprised at how large my egg lady's chickens were! So now I'm leaning more toward raising bantams if I'm ever in a situation where I can have chickens. Thanks for the pics of your Sebrights!

 

[Jmanvanatta]

Did they hatch if so what do they look like?

 

[diornisextant]

Could be that Serama roo is actually a male feather Seabright. They pop up from what i have read and some breeders use them to maintain good fertility in the stock thought they cannot be shown. I've gotten a seabright "hen" to mate to my Serama roo for the exact look of yours. If it is full Serama it sure is a nice start to a true breeding laced variety. I think the two breeds compliment each other really well.
Very pretty bird .
His little hen looks just like my micro.