White Phoenix Standard Chicken

White Phoenix Standard Chicken The White Phoenix Standard Chicken is a stunning bird that has roots tracing back to the Japanese Onagadori breed. It was further developed in post-World War II Germany, where breeders crossed the Onagadori with game birds to create the Phoenix breed. While often confused with the Onagadori, the Phoenix is a distinct breed known for its long, flowing tail feathers, though not as exaggerated as those of its ancestor.These chickens are characterized by their striking white shoulder hackles, long saddle hackles, and impressive tail feathers. Male Phoenix chickens can grow tails that range from 4 to 5 feet long, depending on their bloodline. Their tail feathers remain blood-filled, allowing continuous growth over time. Additionally, the genes of the Phoenix extend their molting periods, which contributes to their unique appearance. White Phoenix hens are highly broody and are known to lay small, tinted eggs. They are excellent mothers and tend to have a