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The Sussex Chicken Breed Primary Color Varieties

There are dozens of recognized varieties of Sussex chickens, and lots of handsomely-colored hybrids too. In America, it’s only the Red, Speckled, and Light varieties of Sussex chicken that are recognized under the American Poultry Association breed standards.

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When looking at the Sussex chickens: pros and cons, it’s easy to see how amazing these birds are. They have everything you can imagine: good looks, fun personalities, delicious eggs, and easy to care for. Now you see why these chickens are considered the perfect breed. Read full post!

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a young speckled sussex rooster standing sideways with words written that say my favorite heritage chicken breed the speckled sussex the farmers lamp dot com

In the fertile lands of southeast England, the Speckled Sussex chicken's journey is woven with history. These birds, a blend of ancient lineage and present-day appeal, never fail to enchant. I'm eager to share my appreciation for this distinguished breed with you. Let's dive into the world of Speckled Sussex chickens, discovering what makes them truly special. #SpeckledSussexChickens #SpeckledSussexHens #SpeckledSussexRooster #SpeckledSussexChicken

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Meet the Speckled Sussex Chickens! 🐔🎉 These feathery friends add a dash of color and fun to your backyard. With their distinct speckles and lively personalities, they're every chicken lover's dream. 🏡💕 Get ready to know them, love them, and watch them strut around your backyard! #SpeckledSussexChickens 🐥🐾🍃

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This is a Speckled Sussex Hen (photo from online) it is one of the breeds I ordered from my pet chicken. Sussex chickens are a heavy breed developed by the English more than a century ago. This variety is called speckled because of the white spangles separated by a black band on the ends of its otherwise dark mahogany colored feathers. They have a reputation of laying 4 large brown eggs a week, and laying through the winter (not all breeds do - only our naked necks did in MN). Also they are…

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