Golden neck d’uccle Bantam

Bantam d’Uccles were developed in Belgium in the early 1900’s when Booted Bantams were crossed with Belgian Bearded d’Anver Bantams. Golden Neck d’Uccle bantam chicks are light buff or straw colored with light buff on the wings, chest and abdomen. They have single combs, beards, muffs, and feathered legs and feet. Adult females are primarily golden bay with each feather ending in a V-shaped white spangle. The upper webs of the wing primaries, secondaries and main tail are creamy white. The males have golden bay beards and muffs that are tipped with a creamy white V-shaped spangle. Most of the remaining plumage is golden bay tipped with a creamy white spangle. The wing primary and secondary upper webs, main tail and sickles of the tail are creamy white.

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