Leghorn
(noun)
A breed of chicken that originated in Tuscany, Italy, known for their hardiness, egg-laying ability, and white feathers.
Origin:
From italian livorno, a seaport in tuscany, italy, where the breed was developed.
Examples:
- The Leghorn breed is known for its high egg-laying ability, producing up to 280 eggs per year.
- The Leghorn chicken is a hardy bird that can adapt to different climates and feed.
- The Leghorn is a popular breed of chicken for commercial egg production.
- Leghorn chickens are highly active and curious, which makes them great foragers.
- Leghorn chickens are also known for their white feathers and red combs.