Raising Silkies for the First Time: Comprehension, Care, and Background

Silkie chickens are named because their fluffy plumage, which is designed to resemble silk or satin. Black skin and bones, blue earlobes, and five toes on each foot, despite the fact that most chickens only have four, are all distinguishing features. They are commonly seen at poultry exhibitions and come in a variety of colors. Silkies are renowned for their calm, kind disposition as well as their extraordinary physical abilities. It is one among the world's most peaceful birds. Hens...
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Silkie chickens are named because their fluffy plumage, which is designed to resemble silk or satin. Black skin and bones, blue earlobes, and five toes on each foot, despite the fact that most chickens only have four, are all distinguishing features. They are commonly seen at poultry exhibitions and come in a variety of colors. Silkies are renowned for their calm, kind disposition as well as their extraordinary physical abilities. It is one among the world's most peaceful birds. Hens are also quite broody and take great care of their young. Despite being poor layers who lay only three eggs per week, they are extensively employed to hatch eggs from other breeds and bird species due to their broody temperament. This book covers all aspects of Silkie care, including feeding, nutrition, and Silkie eggs.