The Cayuga’s green-black feathers can gleam in sunlight. These fairly quiet birds suit a keeper who wants a heavier forager and a seasonal supply of eggs. The first shells may be charcoal or nearly black, then grow paler over the laying season.
The Cayuga’s green-black feathers can gleam in sunlight. These fairly quiet birds suit a keeper who wants a heavier forager and a seasonal supply of eggs. The first shells may be charcoal or nearly black, then grow paler over the laying season.