Leghorn chickens

Leghorn chickens usually have single combs, but in some countries, the rose combs are ‘allowed’, but not however in Italy. Even though the Leghorn is used quite a bit in a factory setting, they are considered today as a Heritage-Breed.

Learn more about this lovely bird who lays lots of eggs, their temperament, and if it’s a good match for your flock...

Leghorn chicken description at Garstang Show 2018

Today, we are going to blow your mind with interesting facts about Leghorn chickens. By the end of this article, you will want to run out and grab a few Leghorns for your flock as well.

These are generally recognized as the most colorful of the Leghorn family and like all Leghorns lay white eggs, are nonsetters, have large combs and white ear lobes, and yellow skin, shanks and feet.

White Leghorn chickens are the queens of egg-laying! Lightweight and sophisticated foraging skills makes White Leghorns the best bang for your buck in egg collection. As free spirits, they’ll roam and explore anywhere they can

If you ever watched the Looney Toons cartoons as a youngster, you likely remember the regal rooster Foghorn Leghorn. Foghorn ... Read more

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