Poultry breeds photos: The Brahma

Originating in China, the Brahma arrived in England via America in the 1850's. A handsome, large bird, it is full-bodied with a small head, beetle brows and neat pea comb. Brahmas have a hard, tight, dense plumage and heavily feathered legs and both Large fowl and bantam versions are available in a range of colours. Initially white, with black striped hackle, black in the wings with a black tail, they have developed a wide variety of colours. Brahmas have red eyes, combs and earlobes, plus bright yellow legs. The Large Fowl can take up to two years to become fully developed, and they are not prolific layers. However, they are very placid by nature and are therefore good birds for children.

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The Brahma Montage

The Brahma Montage

Brahma Prints
BRAHMA 1: Dark Brahma Male.	BRAHMA 2 : Dark Brahma Male.	BRAHMA 3: Dark Brahma Male
BRAHMA 4: Dark Brahma Male	BRAHMA 5 : Dark Brahma Male.	BRAHMA 6 : Dark Brahma Female.
BRAHMA 7 : Dark Brahma Female.	BRAHMA 8 : Light Brahma male.	BRAHMA 9 :Light Brahma male
BRAHMA 10 : Light Brahma male.	BRAHMA 11 : Light Brahma female.	BRAHMA 12 : Light Brahma female
BRAHMA 13: Light Brahma female.	BRAHMA 14: Pair of Light Brahmas.

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