Phoenix are an ancient breed in Japan where they were kept in the imperial gardens. Individual males were given special care and the tail feathers sometimes developed to the fantastic length of 20 feet. Modern fowl are still unusually handsome in color and combinations of silver and black and tails are striking although of more ordinary length. There has been much confusion as to the proper name for this breed. It is now generally accepted that the single comb birds as pictured above should be called PHOENIX.
The Phoenix is the best ckichen I have ever owned and raised on my farm . It is the nicest chicken ever.
These stately little ones are so cute and lively. Since their arrival, all the kids love these uniquely colored chicks!
I ordered your beauthiful Phoenix chicks for my twelve-year-old niece last spring. The birds arrived very healthy and all survived to adulthood. She has made a nice little business selling the roosters to neighbors and passerbys who see these magnificent birds!
My husband, son and I wanted to thank you for shipping out our baby chicks to us fast and safe! They arrived on Sunday! We also wanted to thank you for the 2 surprise baby chicks that made for a total of 27!! We can't wait for them to grow up so we can see what kind they will be! They are all doing great! Thank you!
the Tristens
I have 2 of the Phoenix hens and I have to say that these are the nicest chickens. I have an assortment of other chickens but these birds are extremly calm and let you hold them without fussing. They are by far our favorites!
Did You Know?
Guineas have dark meat that resembles pheasant meat.