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Speckled Sussex

Gorgeous mahogany flecked girls with all the lovely sussex characteristics.

Classification: Heavy Breed
We are delighted to see the speckled sussex becoming more accessible as a breed here in NZ. For many years they were hard to come by. We have kept them now for a couple of seasons and enjoying their stunning speckled plumage. Just like the light sussex their progeny are early to feather, fast growing and quick to mature.
Our speckled sussex girls have laid well for us; they lay an average sized egg and egg colour is usually tinted. They come into the lay early each season (late winter) and lay consistently well till they come into the moult in late summer/autumn. Speckled sussex are inclined to go broody like many of the other heavy breeds and they make attentive mothers. We find them a delightful breed to keep. We also keep the light sussex and the buff sussex.

Due to time constraints we no longer have available for sale hatching eggs, pullets and cockerels from our Speckled Sussex.

Speckled Sussex are known for their rich chestnut feathers tipped in white and green
The Speckled Sussex is excellent for both meat and dependable egg production
Speckled Sussex do well in confinement but are also great foragers and are suitable for free range
Speckled Sussex produce approximately 250 large tinted eggs annually
The Speckled Sussex have a docile and friendly demeanor making them suitable for backyard flocks
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