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A very unimpressed rooster
Lavender Ameraucana Chick
A freshly laid egg
Simon and Danny by logs for the samill
Black Copper Marans Hen
Kevin's sawmill
A developing egg
Our youngest son working hard
Mandy, living the life
Ameraucana eggs
Heavy snow on spruce

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Wakey-Wakey! Frankie says it's time to male the coffee.
That reflective insulation really brightens the place up.
Miss Henny Penny enjoys looking out the windows of the stall.
A Bielefelder hen snuck in with the Legbar. We didn't notice for a week!
Meet Captain Jon Luke Picard, captain of the chicken run.
This floppy combed fella is the top rooster of the Legbar flock. We have to swap them out every two weeks because they can't play nice.
Settling in for the night on a short winter day.
This Lavender girl is NOT impressed about getting a new leg band.
This Marans hen has the most copper hackles of any in our flock.
Here's a beautiful example of our Olive egger breeding program. The Lavender and Marans hens are purebreds, and the black hen is an Olive Egger cross. These breeds are mixed to create a lovely array of green tone eggs.
Meet Big Poppy, king of the Bielefelders. Two Lavender Ameraucana live with Biggie to produce a first generation light green egg.
The impressive beards and muffs are a big bonus when you live in Maine. This hardy Olive Egger hen is part of our second generation Olive Egger breeding program.
This 55 Flowery girl just loves to pose for glam shots.
It's hard to choose a favorite Marans hen. I just love my goth chickens.
These frizzle feather babies make excellent pets and love to be held and made of.
This Olive Egger hen resides in the Marans stall to produce dark olive green hatching eggs.
I just love the marking on this 55 Flowery Hen.
This is Bessy, my favorite Cream Crested Legbar hen.
Meet Pete and Bob, two of our Mille Fluer d'Uccle roosters
These two Lavender Ameraucana beauties are in our Marans flock to offer first generation Olive Egger hatching eggs for our customers.
A lovely pair of Cream Crested Legbar.
A young Black Copper Marans cock.
A Cream Crested Legbar pullet.
Two Black Copper Marans roosters.
A Lavender Ameraucana pullet with an impressive beard.

Fresh layers of 6" x 6" Kombucha Scoby.
Meet Michelle, the scoby mother.

We are offering day-old female chicks for the first time this year! Cream crested legbar are autosexing and lay lovely blue eggs. The females are a rusty brown color with a dark spot whereas the males hatch out with a pale yellow spot.

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