Sablepoot (also called Belgian d’Uccle bantams) come in many beautiful colour varieties, and Lemon Millefleur is one of the most eye-catching.

🐔 Lemon Millefleur Sablepoot

These are small ornamental bantams known for their feathered feet and friendly nature.

🎨 Appearance

• Colour pattern: Pale lemon/cream base with
  • Black markings
  • White “tips” (the millefleur pattern = “thousand flowers”)
• Feathering: Heavy feathering on legs and feet (“boots”)
• Beard/muffs: Fluffy face from beard feathers

📏 Size

• True bantam (very small)
• Typically around 600–700g

🥚 Eggs

• Small cream to light brown eggs
• Around 120–160 eggs per year
• Not bred for high production

😊 Temperament

• Very tame and friendly
• Great with children
• Often enjoy being handled

🪺 Broodiness

• Can go broody fairly often
• Good little sitters despite their size

🌿 Why people keep them

• Mainly for pets or ornamental flocks
• Perfect for small gardens
• Add a lot of personality and colour to a mixed flock

⚠️ Care tips

• Feathered feet mean they don’t like muddy conditions
• Best kept on dry ground or well-maintained runs
• Not strong flyers, but can hop short distances