Description
A sharp contrast of black and white feathers makes Silver Lakenvelder Chickens an interesting bird to own and admire. The Lakenvelder is an old German breed that is famous for its unique color pattern. The neck, saddle, and tail feathers of the Lakenvelder are black, while the wings, back, and breast are white. The pattern gives them a belted look similar to Dutch Belted cattle and Hampshire hogs. The sharp contrast of black and white feathers makes them an interesting bird to have and admire. In addition to their unique color, they are also very good egg layers. In addition to their unique look, these egg-laying chickens begin to lay around 5 months of age. Producing about 280 eggs per year, these lightweight Lakenvelder chickens are well-adapted to free-ranging and are most comfortable with ample space to forage. Add these live baby chickens to your flock today. Package Quantity: 10 live baby chicks Chicken Purpose: Egg laying chicken Egg Production Rate: Female chickens lay approximately 280 Eggs/Year Silver Lakenvelder chickens produce white eggs Egg Size: Female chickens lay medium eggs Silver Lakenvelder Characteristics: Active, energetic, good foragers, tolerates heat well, protect combs in cold Mature Weight of Silver Lakenvelder Baby Chicks: Male 5 lb., Female 4 lb. Lightweight egg-laying chickens are hardy and mature quickly Guarantee of 90% accuracy on all sexed poultry Old German breed famous for unique color pattern Neck, saddle, and tail feathers are black; wings, back, and breast are white
