Liliputy Bantams
a.k.a. Old Polish Bantams
A flock of Liliputy bantams
Photo courtesy of Lukasz Wlodarczyk
These bantams are considered an old breed in Poland. They are found, as you can see, in many colors. They are very good on range, quite hardy and independent and have a tendency to prefer sleeping in trees.
The hens produce about 100 lightly tinted eggs/year and are good broodies. The birds weigh around 1 kg. They have single combs, but occasionally you find specimens with small crests behind the comb.
A variety of Old Polish bantam males
Photos courtesy of Lukasz Wlodarczyk
A variety of Old Polish bantam females
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A pair of Liliputy bantams
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A couple of very pretty pullets
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A crested Liliput rooster
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More roosters
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More hens
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Another rooster and two more hens
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Liliputy hens with chicks
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Liliputy chicks or
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Photos courtesy of Lukasz Wlodarczyk
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