Sebright

The Sebright is a true bantam, meaning there is no large fowl version. They were created in the early nineteenth century in England, by Sir John Sebright. They are not an easy bird to breed as they are not very hardy and can be subject to stress.

We keep one variety – Silver

 

 

 

 

 

Prices

Hatching eggs can also be sent by Royal Mail Special Delivery, packed in purpose made polystyrene boxes at the postage cost of £6 per half dozen.

We cannot guarantee hatch rate once eggs have been through the postal system. Please contact us for more information.