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Barred Plymouth Rock Chickens
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Barred Plymouth Rock chickens originate from the U.S. during the mid-19th century. They have a generally docile personality but can occasionally be aggressive. They are renowned for their speckled fur, which is most commonly dark gray and white but also can be blue, buff, partridge and silver.
Delaware chickens
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Delaware chickens originated in Delaware. They are mix between the Plymouth Rock breed and New Hampshire breed. They generally have a docile personality. They are renowned for the unique patterning of their feathers which is generally white but with black spots on the neck, top of the body and tail.
New Hampshire Chickens
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New Hampshire chickens originated in New Hampshire. They were developed from the Rhode Island red breed in the early 20th century. They are generally territorial and aggressive chickens. They are commonly a chestnut color.
Rhode Island Red Chickens
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Rhode Island red chickens originated in New England in the 19th century. They are generally friendly and deal well with close human contact. They are commonly a dark brown or black color.
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What Are the Kinds of Chickens?
Chickens are one of the most common domesticated animals on the planet. They have provided a essential food source for civilizations over the globe for thousands of years. Chickens are used for their production of eggs, which are a valuable source of protein in the modern day human diet, and also for their meat.