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European · Poland / Netherlands

Gallus gallus domesticus

White Crested Polish

Also known as: Polish

2.9 eggs/wk·White eggs·4.5 lbs

standardactive

Historical Origin

Poland / Netherlands · European

The White Crested Polish is an ornamental breed famous for its spectacular pom-pom crest of white feathers atop a dark body. Their crest can limit their vision, making them easily startled and vulnerable to predators. Best kept in a safe enclosed run where their flamboyant appearance can be fully appreciated.

Temperament & Behavior

This breed is classified as active with a noise level of moderate and poor foraging ability. Broodiness tendency: rarely.

Biological Reference

"Phenotypic analysis of Gallus gallus domesticus (White Crested Polish) supports a metabolic feed efficiency of 0.27 lbs/day at a standard body mass of 4.5 lbs. Egg production frequency approximates 2.9 ova/week under optimal lighting conditions (14h photoperiod)."