• Black throughout all sections with beetle-green sheen. Undercolour as dark as possible.
• Beard - black.
• Beak - dark blue or horn.
• Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
• Ear-lobes - white.
• Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male and Female Plumage:
Blue throughout all sections.

Requirements:
Beard - blue.
Beak - dark blue or horn.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male and Female Plumage:
Barred white & grey plumage.

Requirements:
Beard - barred white and grey.
Beak - dark blue or horn.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male and Female Plumage:
Pure white throughout all sections.

Requirements:
Beard - white or Non-bearded - red wattles.
Beak - dark blue.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male and Female Plumage:
Predominantly White with various shades of Black, Blue & Grey throughout the feathers.

Requirements:
Beard - white, black and blue splashes.
Beak - dark blue.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male Plumage:
Buff ground with white lacing. Crest white at the roots and tips, and as free a possible from whole white feathers. Muffling mottled or laced, not solid buff. Hackle tipped. Wing bar and secondaries laced, and primaries tipped. Tail, sickles and coverts laced.
Female Plumage:
Except that the wing primaries are tipped, the colours and markings including the crest, are buff ground and white lacing.

Requirements:
Muffling - mottled or laced, not solid buff.
Beak - dark blue or horn.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male Plumage:
Golden bay ground with black markings. Crest: black at roots and tips, and free as possible of whole white feathers. Hackle tipped. Back and saddle distinctly laced or spangled at the tips. Breast, thighs, shoulders and wings: laced except primaries which are tipped. Tail laced, the ends of the sickles well splashed.
Female Plumage:
Golden bay ground with black lacing, each feather distinctly marked and free as possible from splashes.

Requirements:
Muffling - mottled or laced, not solid black.
Beak - dark blue or horn.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male Plumage:
Silver ground with black markings. Crest: black at roots and tips, and free as possible of whole white feathers. Hackle tipped. Back and saddle distinctly laced or spangled at the tips. Breast, thighs, shoulders and wings: laced except primaries which are tipped. Tail laced, the ends of the sickles well splashed.
Female Plumage:
Silver ground with black lacing, each feather distinctly marked and free as possible from splashes.

Requirements:
Muffling - mottled or laced, not solid silver.
Beak - dark blue or horn.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male and Female Plumage:
Rich black with a beetle-green sheen, except the crest which is snow white, with a a black band at base of crest in front.

Requirements:
Non-bearded - red wattles.
Beak - dark blue.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male and Female Plumage:
Solid dark blue (self coloured). Crest snow white, with a a blue band at base of crest in front.

Requirements:
Non-bearded - red wattles.
Beak - dark blue.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

Male and Female Plumage:
Barred white & grey plumage, except the crest which is snow white, with a barred band at base of crest in front.

Requirements:
Non-bearded - red wattles.
Beak - dark blue.
Eyes, comb (preference for no comb) and face - red.
Ear-lobes - white.
Legs and feet - dark blue.

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Polish info re eggs

Talk about hatch

If you are breeding for Bantams, make sure you give the bird the best of everything to ensure that it is truely a bantam and not a bird that has been simply set-back due to late hatching or poor nutrition. Always pick your true smallest and continue breeding with these birds and vice versa for the large fowl, always pick your best large birds to breed with.

To gain a good overall result with breeding each season, try to do a balanced breeding program.  If the females tend to be more on the ‘gayer’ side, then put in a male that is much darker or less mottled.

If the crests are becoming too big or loose, deliberately put together a pen where the male has a good, high, tight or smallish crest in with females that have this fault.

Basically, try to do balanced mating & you will find that you can continually improve on any issues that arise.

ORIGIN:
Poland - Eatern Europe

CLASSIFICATION:
Light Breed - Softfeather

EGG COLOUR:
White