Bluebell Bottoms Farm
Breeders of Bengal Cats, Polish Tatra Sheepdogs and Peafowl
Bluebell Bottoms Farm
Bluebells in Bloom
Nestled in the hamlet of Wilton Center, Illinois, our 6 acre property borders the Laughton Forest Preserve. We were attracted to the property because of it's quiet solitude and wonderful neighbors. The property named itself with the bottom land erupting in bluebells every spring.
Specializing In
Browns
Brown Bengals are one of the most popular varieties and can be found in color range variations that include descriptions like golden, creamy, honey, caramel, red, and orange, with an orange-brown or butter-coat being the preferred standard base coat. This base coat is usually beautifully contrasted with dark chestnut or black markings, which can be varied solid rosettes or marbling and can also be tricolor, typically a dark outline with graduated shades of browns inside. They usually have green or golden eyes and a solid-black tipped tail.
Silvers
Silver Bengals have an almost pure white base coat that can vary from white to a steel-like silver shade, contrasted by black and grey spotted or marbling patterns. This can also include charcoal and blue shading in both base coat and patterns but should never include brown or golden tones on the feet or face. They will usually have green or golden eyes and a solid black-tipped tail.
Snows
The Snow Bengal comes in three different variations, and contrary to their name, their base coat is not pure white in color.
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Seal lynx point. These Bengals are the lightest of the snow variants and will often be born without any markings or faintly visible markings, at most. They have a creamy-white base coat that is contrasted by brown, grey, or tan spots or marbling. These beautiful cats often resemble snow leopards and are the only Bengals that have ice-blue eyes.
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Seal mink. Seal mink Bengals usually have a light brown, cream, or ivory base coat, with a darker brown or caramel spotted or marbled pattern. They will usually have blue-green or aqua eye color.
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Seal sepia. Usually the darkest of the snow variants, seal sepia Bengals have light chocolate or tan brown base coat that has various shades of brown or tan spotted or marbled markings. They are typically found with green or golden-brown eyes.
Charcoals
Charcoal Bengals have an unusual coat marking of a darker face mask and cape. Charcoal is a pattern of coat that can occur in any color of cat. The charcoal pattern results in a darker coat with pronounced black rosettes. These cats will usually have green or gold eyes and a solid black tipped tail.
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