“That is exactly what they are! I ordered five in 2015. They are very much leghorns in that they are skittish. They will run to me when they see me, but stay in the back row. We have one that is not very bright and if she looks up and can't find another chicken, she will call and call and call and not let up.
They lay eggs like crazy, but they are not large at all. Most are on the small to medium size according to the egg scale. And the eggs did not get larger as the birds aged.
I think the description above is accurate (if you ready between the lines) but I would disagree on the size of their eggs.”
“Cheeky was the most outgoing, fearless chick... first to fly out of the brooder, so she could hang out with me. She's not the touchy feely type who likes petting, but she's still my companion now, first to come perch on my knee when I'm sitting outside. She's a great forager, boldly going where no other chicken will go first. Her black and white feathers, HUGE bright red comb, sleek body, and big upright tail make her look so striking. She's very commonly mistaken for a rooster. She's a decent layer of medium-large sized white eggs (maybe 4-5/week)... I thought they'd be bigger and more often since she's a leghorn, but I'm perfectly happy with her. If you want production, go with a white leghorn.”
