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I was pleased to see this photo. I bought six hens from an Amish family (my first ever), thinking that they were a “mutt” or some type of cross-bred bird. The young woman called them “Brown Commons.” Of course, I could find no record of such a breed. But they are identical to these! Same wispy white “collar,” white around the backside. Identical birds. I’m glad to have a positive ID. 🙂 Love your site.
You’re welcome! They’re also called Golden Buffs
golden comets i am doin a whole bunch of research on them what all do they eat