THIRD and final.. Can someone identify this breed as well, please?

[Chicken_Pauper]

Third one..
Again, a rare breed, five month old pullet.

Is she bantam or standard and what breed please?

Thank you very much...

 

[FuzzyButtsFarm]

Don't have a clue but is sure is pretty.

 

[Illia]

Sicilian Buttercup. Standard/LF size.


You've got a nice little flock. I LOVE seeing more people with something more special than the average sexlink and buff orpington and such.

 

[FuzzyButtsFarm]

Don't have a clue but is sure is pretty.

opps Wildblue glitch

 

[Chicken_Pauper]

I am so excited to know what these are.... thank you so very much... I would love them no matter.. but, it's great to know a name. (If I can remember it, ha!)
Thank you.

 

[WiiD King]

Illia
"Sicilian Buttercup. Standard/LF size.


You've got a nice little flock. I LOVE seeing more people with something more special than the average sexlink and buff orpington and such".
I have to agree speckeled Sicilian buttercup!!

 

[LeDrew]

Looks similar to a cockerel I have... a cross between a Barred Rock Rooster and Golden Comet Hen.

 

[PtldChick]

Definitely Sicilian Buttercup. Named for the cup-like comb.

She's really pretty and standard size. Many of the white egg layers only get to be 4-5 pounds. I've become more interested in them - they eat less and I can have more chickens! Plus they're different from the typical BRs, RIRs, sex-links, etc. I don't have any of those. I think my Cuckoo Marans is my most "standard" chicken, other than my EEs.

Next year I may order the McMurray rarest of rare pullet or the Ideal rare pullet or lighter breed pullet assortment. I like the concept of being surprised.

I'm envious!

 

[Happy Chooks]

Standard (LF) Sicilian Buttercup, though she'll be on the smaller side of large fowl.

My buttercup is 2 1/2 and still laying well.

 

[Pele]

What a gorgeous standard buttercup!

I'm jealous, and definitely thinking of adding one or two to my flock next year