Silkie Bantams-Most Popular Breed

We'll introduce you to the Silkie Bantam chicken and tell you why they can be a great addition to any flock.
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[@AnneHeyns]

They look very small though☺

[@Mothercluckerschickenfarm]

Yes, these chickens are quite small compared to regular size hens.

[@AnneHeyns]

@@Mothercluckerschickenfarm I have rhode island reds and i want to introduce a new breed but im scared they will overpower a small breed like this, thats why im looking at the brahmas and the other one you mentioned in a previous post☺

[@Mothercluckerschickenfarm]

@AnneHeyns I can understand that. You probably would want to introduce them gradually, Brahman and buff orpingtons are very docile birds and they make it easy to introduce other breeds to the flock. Rhode Island Reds can go either way, sometimes docile sometimes aggressive.