Campine

First developed in Belgium’s Campine region, the Campine chicken comes in both standard and bantam sizes and in two recognized colors: silver and golden. The breed is known for its beautiful markings, which feature finely penciled feathers. A good layer, Campines are somewhat rare in the U.S.

Weight: 4 to 5 pounds

Urban Uses: Campines produce three eggs a week. They are also valued for their beautiful coloring.

Egg Size: Medium (standard type)

Second Thoughts: Campines are active and prefer to free range, but will tolerate confinement.

Breed Association: American Bantam Association,, American Poultry Association