Lavender

The Lavender Guinea Fowl is a distinctive breed known for its striking, pale, bluish-gray plumage that sets it apart from other guinea fowl varieties. This breed is a domesticated version of the wild guinea fowl and is celebrated for its unique lavender-colored feathers, which have a pearlescent quality, creating an eye-catching display. Lavender Guinea Fowls are medium-sized birds, with males and females sharing a similar appearance but males generally being slightly larger.

These birds are highly valued not just for their aesthetic appeal but also for their functionality on farms and homesteads. They are excellent natural pest controllers, consuming large quantities of insects, ticks, and other unwanted pests, which can help manage pest populations in yards and gardens. Lavender Guinea Fowls are also known for their keen alertness and vocal nature, offering an element of security by sounding alarms when novel predators or intruders approach, making them an excellent addition to any property seeking a watchful presence.

In terms of temperament, they are energetic and social birds, often forming close-knit groups. While they are generally hardy and adaptable, they thrive best in environments where they have ample space to roam. Due to their independent and sometimes flighty nature, it's recommended to house them in large enclosures or provide sufficient space for free-ranging under supervision. Overall, their unique appearance, practical benefits, and lively disposition make the Lavender Guinea Fowl a popular choice for both ornamental purposes and functional roles on the farm.

Colors: Lavender-Gray, Light Purple