Frizzles
"Feather Boa," my Black Frizzle Cochin bantam cock
Frizzle is a mutant in the chicken in which the feathers grow so that they curve outward, instead of lying smoothly along the bird's body. It can occur in many breeds.
Here's Glenda Heywood's article on What Makes a Good Frizzle?
Breed clubs:
National
Frizzle Club of America
Glenda Heywood
PO Box 1647
Easley, SC 29641
e-mail: frizzlebird@yahoo.com
The Frizzle Society of
Great Britain
Mrs. C. Shepherd
Keepers Cottage, Skelly Crag, Foxfield
Nr. Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6BU
England
e-mail: tees.frizzle@hotmail.co.uk
Frizzle Links:
Frizzled Silkies at Coosa Valley Hatchery
"Peony," a White Frizzle Cochin pullet
A Cochin Frizzle bantam rooster
Photo courtesy of Taryn Koerker
A Clean Legged White Frizzle bantam female
Photo courtesy of Claude McAllister
A Red Frizzle Cochin bantam cockerel from McMurray
Hatchery
Photo courtesy of Shahbazin
"Rags," my Blue Frizzle Cochin bantam cock
A pair of Clean Legged Frizzle bantams
My adorable Frizzled Golden Laced Polish bantam rooster "BHD"
"Larry," my large Blue Cochin Frizzle cockerel
Now here's something different -- A Frizzled
Polish / Araucana cross! It was developed by Joe Stromei to look like Big
Bird!
Photo © Eric Sander
This photo and many others are available on Eric's great
calendar "12 Chicks with an Attitude"
"Rainbow," given to me as an egg by my friend Katra and probably the cutest Frizzle I've ever seen. He's a Blue/Red with barred hackles
A Blue Mottled Frizzle rooster
Photo courtesy of Casey Gentry
Two shots of "Charisse," my Black Frizzle pullet
A Frizzled White Rock bantam male and his head
Photos courtesy of Rupert Stephenson
A Blue Frizzle cockerel (left) and pullet
A standard Buff Frizzle cockerel, probably a Buff Rock
A Silver-laced Frizzle pullet
A pair of White Frizzles, female on the left
Another Blue Frizzle rooster
Photo courtesy of Sandy Houck
A trio of Clean-legged Black Frizzle bantams
Photo courtesy of Rupert Stephenson
A Buff Frizzle Cochin bantam cock
Photo courtesy of Becky Hammond
Another clean-legged White Frizzle bantam rooster
Photo courtesy of Alex Hales
"Blueberry," a Blue Frizzle cock
Photo courtesy of Kim Hutchinson
A Cochin-type Buff Frizzle pullet
Photo courtesy of Casey Gentry
Here's a clean-legged Gold-laced Frizzle rooster from
the UK
Photo courtesy of Nic Gilbert
A pair of Black Mottled Cochin bantam Frizzles, pullet
on left, cock on right
Photos courtesy of Becky Hammond
Kat's Frizzle Cochin bantam cockerel
Photo courtesy of Katra
Here's a Splash Cochin bantam Frizzle male
Photos courtesy of Dawn Dembowksi
Another Red Frizzle rooster
Photo courtesy of Parker
And a Red Frizzle pullet
Photo courtesy of Joe Treas
Another Black Frizzle Cochin pullet
Photo courtesy of Parker
"Lefty Frizzle," my clean legged White rooster
A Frizzled Mottled Japanese bantam male
Photo courtesy of William Stifler
A pair of Frizzled White Japanese bantams
Photos courtesy of Thomas and Teresa
Williford
Frizzled Golden Duckwing OEG bantams
Photos courtesy of Parker Padilla
A Frizzled Blue Polish hen
Photo courtesy of A. Boland
Some young Frizzled Polish
Photo courtesy of Mandy
Head shots of a Bearded Buff Laced Frizzled Polish
hen
Photos courtesy of Laura Phillips
Two more Frizzled Polish -- a Golden rooster and a Buff Laced
hen
Photos courtesy of Channing Grisham
A pair of Frizzled White Poland bantams
Photo courtesy of Rupert Stephenson
How about a Naked Neck Frizzle?
Photo courtesy of Steve Mckuhen
Or perhaps a Blue-eyed Naked Neck Frizzle
Photos courtesy of Frank Pytellek
Here's a pair of Blue Frizzled Turkens
Photos courtesy of Frank Pytellek
And some Black Frizzled Naked Necks, a hen and a
pullet
Photos courtesy of Frank Pytellek
OK, hasn't this gone far enough? Whose idea was it to frizzle a Showgirl?
Photo courtesy of Julie Rountree
A Frizzled Marans rooster
Photo courtesy of Leva
How about Frizzled Ameraucana pullets?
Photo courtesy of Paul McSorley
A Frizzled Buff Rock pullet with a normal pullet for comparison
And here's a couple of Serama Frizzle roosters, with plain hens
Photos courtesy of Jessi Wilbers
And finally: Double or nothing -- a Frizzled Silkie
Photo courtesy of Julie Rountree
An 8-week-old White Frizzle
Photo courtesy of Nic Gilbert
One-day-old and three-week-old Frizzle bantam chicks
A Red Frizzle bantam chick
These clean-legged Blue Frizzles from the UK are between
10 days and 2 weeks old
or
Direct questions and comments to Barry at FeatherSite -- questions and comments
Photo courtesy of Katra
Photo courtesy of Carrie Medina
Photos courtesy of Nic Gilbert