Sebright

A miniature breed developed in England in the 1700s by Sir John Sebright. Bred by crossing the common 'bantam' with Polands, Nankins and Hamburgs.

A pert bird with a prominent breast and a rose comb. The original bantam cock was 'hen' feathered, hence the males have a tail with no sickle or long, curved feathers.

Available: miniature only.
Weight: Hen 1lb2oz, 0.51kg.
Cockerel 1lb6oz, 0.62kg.

Colours: gold; silver.
Eggs: white or cream.

Rare Breeds Survival Trust

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