October 9th, 2008
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I have been rearing and studying poultry for over 10 years, and now specialise in the world's smallest breed of chicken, the Serama Bantam.

I purchased my first trio back in 2005 and since then, I have been dedicated in promoting this enchanting breed. In doing so I developed and launched the first UK Serama forum in order to bring together other Serama enthusiasts.

SeramaForum.com is open to all so whether you are a breeder or simply have an interest in the breed, come along and join the debate!

I am also a proud member and the treasurer to the Serama Club of Great Britain.

From one extreme to another, I also share an interest in the South American Rhea. The rhea grow to the height of approximately 5 foot and colour varieties include white and grey. I now keep a breeding flock of 7 birds; 4 grey and 3 white.
Young stock and eggs will be available this year.

The arrival of 3, beautiful Serama Bantam chicks was a lovely surprise. After the sun heated the incubator on day 15, I had pretty much given up any chance of them hatching.

I continued with the eggs in case any had survived, and on the 19th day I could hear cheeping, along with the eggs gently rocking.

Within a day the first chick was out - healthy and brimming with energy - and before long the second and third soon followed. I will be keeping a photo diary of their progress as serama chicks plumage alters dramatically as they mature.

Watch this space for regular UPDATES!