Bearded D’Anvers Chicks

Description A Pint Sized Family Favorite Breed The Bearded d’Anver is a true gem for backyard enthusiasts looking for a lovable, friendly, and beautiful chicken breed. Known for their gentle demeanor and distinctive, full beards, these bantam-sized birds bring a unique charm to any flock. They’re wonderfully suited to small spaces, making them perfect for urban and suburban backyards where space is limited but the desire for companionship is high. Alchemist Farm Heritage Chicken Breeds       These delightful birds may be small, but they lay an impressive 100-150 small, cream-colored eggs per year. Ideal for families or individuals looking for a friendly pet with the benefit of petite eggs, Bearded d’Anvers are naturally curious and enjoy being around people, often forming strong bonds with their caretakers. Their compact size, combined with their sweet and docile nature, makes them an ideal choice for first-time chicken owners and seasoned keepers alike. Add a Bearded D’Anver to your flock today and experience the joy of having a devoted little companion who will bring a smile to your face every day!           This breed is sold straight run meaning each chick has a 50/50 chance of being male or female. Quick Breed Stats: Egg Color: cream sometimes with a pink tint Egg Bloom: not typically visible changing the color of the egg but always present protecting the egg Egg Size: bantam sized around 1/2 the size of a regular chicken egg and they are darling! Egg Texture: Very smooth Egg Production During Spring and Summer: High 5 eggs a week Meat Production: Best for companionship and egg production, males do not have very much meat on them. Heat Tolerance: very good if shade is provided Cold Tolerance: very good if free from drafts Disposition: Friendly, interactive, inquisitive. Weeks to Maturity: 22 Free Range Ability: Best if given plenty of shrubs/bushes to hide under from arial predators. Likelihood They Will Want To Hatch Eggs (broodiness): low Noise level: Small pleasant purring noises. Roosters have a crow that matches the size of their body