Kennfarbig Bielefelder

A variety of the Bielefelder

Chicken · Brown eggs · Laying

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About the Kennfarbig Bielefelder

Kennfarbig (German kennsperber) is the Bielefelder's original and defining colour: a crele or cuckoo red-partridge pattern combining black-breasted red ground colour with cuckoo barring, giving warm gold, brown and grey feathering. Crucially, this is the colour that carries the breed's autosexing trait — day-old cockerel chicks show a pale dot on the head while pullets are darker with brown back stripes — inherited from its Barred Rock ancestry. It is the foundation variety, recognised by the Bund Deutscher Rassegeflügelzüchter in 1980, on a large, calm dual-purpose bird that lays good numbers of brown eggs.

At a glance

Egg colour
Brown
Eggs per year
About 230
Purpose
Laying, Meat
Sizes
Large fowl
Incubation
21 days
Broodiness
Low
Cold hardiness
Hardy
Purity
Pure, Rare
Auto-sexing
Yes
Origin
Germany
Scientific name
Gallus gallus domesticus