Cochin
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These photos are of a black cochin rooster and hen.
Cochin At A Glance
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Egg Size: small
Eggs per week: 2
Egg color:
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Additional Cochin Facts and Information
Color Variations: Black, Black Mottled, Blue Mottled, Buff, Lavender (black and white), Lemon Blues, Mille Fleur , Mottled, Partridge, White
Comb Type(s): They have small, single combs.
Skin Color: Yellow skin, yellow shanks
Earlobe Color: Red
History: Originally bred in China and exported to the United States and Britain in the middle of the 19th century, they are held responsible for sparking the interest in poultry fancy after their introduction.
Additional Notes: Commonly known as good mothers and willing to foster chicks that are not their own. Cochins are also uniquely quiet chickens and only make noise when laying eggs.









