Partridge Frizzle

A variety of the Frizzle

Chicken · Tinted eggs · Ornamental

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About the Partridge Frizzle

In the Frizzle, the partridge pattern is standardised as the black-red (partridge bred) variety: the male shows a red neck harmonising with back and breast over a black-pencilled body and greenish-black tail, while the female carries the classic partridge ground of brown finely pencilled with darker markings. It is the patterned counterpart to the breed's self colours, displayed on the same outward-curling plumage. Listed in the British standard; the bird is ornamental and lays tinted eggs.

At a glance

Egg colour
Tinted
Eggs per year
About 120
Purpose
Ornamental
Sizes
Large fowl, Bantam
Incubation
21 days
Broodiness
Moderate
Cold hardiness
Tender
Purity
Pure
Origin
Asia
Scientific name
Gallus gallus domesticus