About Black Guinea Fowl

Guinea Fowl Breeds

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Black guinea fowl, also known as "pearl guinea fowl," are a breed of domesticated guinea fowl, a species of bird native to Africa. They are prized for their meat and eggs, as well as their unique appearance, with black and white spotted feathers, a distinctive call, and a crest of feathers on their head.

In terms of care, black guinea fowl are relatively easy to raise and are hardy birds. They are social animals that do well in flocks, and they are known to be good at foraging for food. They can be kept in a coop or allowed to roam free during the day, but they should be protected from predators at night.

In terms of diet, black guinea fowl are omnivores and can eat a variety of foods, including seeds, grains, fruits, and insects. They are also known to be efficient at controlling pests in the garden.

Overall, black guinea fowl are unique and entertaining birds that can be a great addition to any homestead or backyard farm.