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Sebright Chickens

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Sebright History


The Sebright is a British breed of bird. A chap called Sir John Sebright developed the bird during the early 1800\'s. They are a cross between a common bantam and a polish fowl. By 1874 the breed was divided into separate breeds, the Golden Laced and Silver Laced Sebrights and the following year the names were changed to Golden and Silver Sebrights. By 1899 The Sebright became one breed with two varieties, Golden and Silver with the shape and colour defined separately. Through the early 1900s the breed was continually developed with refinements to the shape, size and colour, until by 1952 the breed became established into the standard that is recognised today

Sebright Behaviour


They are difficult birds to raise and therefore are not suitable for the beginner. The adults are hardy and active and like to free range. If there are trees around them they do like to roost in them. They do not lay many eggs but the ones they do are small and white. Sebrights are very upright birds that like to strut around.

Sebright Varieties


There are now two recognised varieties, Golden and Silver. The golden colour is often described as rich and deep, while the silver is actually white. The Sebright is famous for the quality of the lacing in its feathers. Each feather is edged with black, making the ground colour appear brighter and more striking. It is a true bantam having no larger counterpart in poultry breeds.

Sebright Pictures

Chicken in garden
Chickens outside
Chicken sitting on shoulder
Sugar
 Our sebright cockerel Sugar
Sebright cock
Three chickens on some grass
A chicken standing on a fence
A small black and white chicken stood on a branch in a forest
Chamois chicken
Golden Sebright Chick
Jolene
Our Golden sebright hen paula with her chick tweety
my Sebright cockeral
Best friends
My darling sebright, Willow
Silver Sebright cockerel.
Silver Sebright cockerel.
Black white and orange chickens in a pet run with a Classic coop attached
3 sebrights
cockeral
My new rescue cutie. Fell asleep perched on my pinkie when we met!
Miss Minnie :)
the inquisitive sebright
Evies Sebright bantam named Sicamore
Sophia
Sophia
group of silver bebrights
Sophia

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Fantastically beautiful little birds - Pete,

Sebrights are stunning looking with perfectly even black lacing around the beautiful golden feathers (or white feathers for the silver variety). Sebrights are friendly but have lots of character. Mine also don't let me forget about them - if I spend too long with one of the others, they will run over and pull at my trouser legs to remind me they're still there! Highly recommended as a truly stunning bird that is way more hardy than many other fancy breeds.


Delightful, friendly and funny - Gaynor,

I have two golden sebrights and they are my first chickens. They are intelligent, funny, talkative and cuddly. They love to sit on my husband's shoulder whilst he's on the computer and often fall asleep there. They generally lay an egg every other day but have recently been moulting so not many eggs presently. They don't generally trash my garden except for one planter they have decided to adopt as a dirt bath - very funny to watch, I had no idea chickens roll around in the dirt with their legs in their air whilst making a purring noise. They are house hens so they have a ferplast cage indoors where they roost at night, the rest of the time they are in an outdoor enclosure for the morning and free range in the garden during the afternoon. Very spoilt and are training us well.


Seabright Hen - Mike,

I have a Seabright hen which is an adorable little bird, very bold and friendly. I also have two white Silkies which are kept in the same run, the Silkies keep very much together which leeaves the Seabright out of it, I would like another Seabright for the birds companionship. If you know any hen keepers who have Seabrights for sale in the Doncaster or Scunthorpe area I would be most appreciative.


4 girls,1 boy - Paul,

I've heard all sorts of things about this breed but i can tell you that my family of Golden Sebrights are the best birds i've ever had. Yes they are noisy and like to be free range but after 4 years now with a little bit of love they are tame and very friendly. They don't lay well in the cold months but are just fine in the summer. The boy looks awsome all the time,walking tall and keeping his girls in check. They work together well keeping an eye out for each otherall the time. They do like to roost high so a 7ft or 8 ft perch in the Coop is a must. They love grated cheese and live crickets as a treat.Just for laughs put the crickets in to the hay and watch the girls go crazy. Happy Flocking


Our Sebright family - Dorothy,

Bobby Dazler is a very handsome upright perky little golden Sebright cockerel. Looks after his golden girls Trixie, and Dixie, and Sylvia the silver Sebright lady. They tend to keep together as a 'family', and are very attractive birds to have in the garden. Entertaining to watch as Bobby lifts his wing and flaps it as he flirts around one of his girls. They love grated chese, and cooked spaghetti as treats, but will forage around and explore the garden all day. ix well with other breeds.

Breeder Clubs for Sebright


Sebright Club

Telephone: 01691 770212