please recommend me some more chickens,thanks x

hi,im going to get a black copper maran and a wellsummer when there ready in 15 weeks,and tomorrow im getting a white leghorn,im told these are a bit skitty, so now i would like some suggestions for some good laying friendly birds to keep also, im just a small uk back garden keeper but they have enough space to play but im open at the back so i cant have them running off,so a nice calm layer would be great, thanks

Joyfull's right, but I'm happy to recommend a good layer anyway!

We love our hybrids for their eggs.  Pure breeds are great and a lot of fun.  Our best layers are warrens - just the usual brown hens.  They are quite docile and love company, easy to look after and lay over 300 eggs a year.  they don't moult heavily and just seem to fit in 

Our bluebelle and black rock are too old to lay now, but they have been good, too. We keep them on for other reasons: the bluebelle for her looks and the BR for her intelligence and eggs (as well as her fab feathers).

Just choose what you like and have fun.

I love orpingtons as they are so big and beautiful to look at but probably not the best layers as they do tend to go broody!!  I also have a buff sussex but they havnt really got into the swing of laying yet.  Hybrids are probably the best layer.  I would have a selection of posh girls for their looks and  a few hybrids for their eggs.   

I would get the place secured first, if its as open as you say, foxes are wily creatures and it wont take em  long to get the scent of your chickens, be a shame to have them around only to be taken by a fox

I've just made the mistake of hatching polish and stupidly thinking everyone would get along! I've got two hybrids and one of them won't stop bullying them. Poor things can't see well enough to defend themselves! Also my Sumatra was a very flightly girl and the hybrids were as docile as anything but put them together and the sumatras 'flightyness' rubbed off and they were all constantly running away from invisible dangers in the garden like a gust of wind?? Don't know if anyone else has experienced that though.