Laced varieties
Silver Laced
The Silver Laced is the original Wyandotte, standardised in America in 1883. In Australia, Silver Laced Wyandottes are admired for their beautiful silver and black laced feather pattern, which gives them a striking appearance.
A double-mated variety in Australia, it is a very popular colour in both the bantam and standard sizes.
Gold Laced
Gold laced Wyandottes are a popular variety in Australia known for their beautiful gold and black laced feathers. They are a visually striking colour that adds beauty to any flock, making them a popular backyard and show bird.
A double-mated variety in Australia. it is a popular colour in both the bantam and standard sizes
Blue Laced Gold
Buff Laced
Blue Laced Red
Self coloured varieties
White
White Wyandottes are the most popular colour in both bantam and standard sizes in Australia.
Buff
Self colour bird with rich, even, golden buff plumage. A rarer colour in both the bantam and standard sizes.
Blue
Self colour bird with rich, blue plumage. A rarer colour in both the bantam and standard sizes.
Black
The Black Wyandotte has a beautiful black plumage that shines with an iridescent greenish sheen in the sunlight. A self colour variety that is double-mated in Australia.
Columbian varieties
Buff Columbian
Columbian
Known for its stunning plumage and friendly temperament. The Columbian Wyandottes feathers are predominantly white, with black markings on the neck, tail, and wings.
Columbian Wyandottes are sought-after show birds due to their attractive appearance and well-mannered behaviour. They are known for their calm and docile nature, which makes them easy to handle and suitable for families with children or novice chicken keepers.
Blue Marked Columbian
Partridge / Pencilled varieties
Partridge
They are known for their attractive partridge colour pattern, which consists of a dark chestnut base colour with distinct black markings.
Silver Pencilled
Blue Partridge
Red Partridge
Other varieties
Barred
Cuckoo
Golden Creel
Red
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