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Hamburgs, also known as Dutch Everyday Layers, are a common chicken available in both standard and bantam sizes. Originally from Holland, this ancient breed was refined by the British in the 1700s. Hamburgs come in six varieties: white, black, silver spangled, silver penciled, golden spangled and golden penciled. They are known for their ability to tolerate cold weather.
Height:
Weight: 4 to 5 pounds
Urban Uses: Hamburgs produce about four eggs per week.
Egg Size: Small
Books & Magazines:
North American Hamburg Society
American Bantam Association
American Poultry Association
