Mottled Leghorn

Mottled Leghorn chickens are a less common but visually striking variety of the Leghorn breed, known primarily for their exceptional egg-laying abilities. Here’s a detailed overview:

• Body Type: Slim and athletic, with an upright carriage.
• Comb: Typically a large single comb (males especially), although rose comb variants exist.
• Legs: Yellow, clean (no feathers).
• Eyes: Red-orange.

Egg Production:

• Type: White eggs
• Frequency: Very high – 280 to 320+ eggs per year
• Maturity: Start laying relatively early (around 4–5 months)