Flock Sitting MN

08/22/2024

Shoelace budget: $20/month

07/15/2024

My legs went limp
My knees went wobble
My head and neck
Went hobble bobble

My feet gave out
And in a heap
I slipped away
And fell asleep

06/12/2024

Bouncing between Savage and Minnetonka this week visiting some lovely ladies!

05/03/2024

Had a duck encounter cancel, but we couldn't NOT dig for worms!

04/21/2024

Epona and Tanooki joined us for an Augsburg Park cleanup today. Also got to see some wood ducks and geese.

03/31/2024

In addition to Flock Sitting, we also host Duck Encounters on a seasonal basis. Groups can come meet our flock of ducks, learn about the differences between males/females and wild/domestic. Touch and pet their feathers, tour their coop, and more! Our spring dates are now open. For more info check here:

Become Besties with a Duck! Duck Encounters Duck encounters provide a wonderful opportunity to intimately connect with backyard fowl, offering a hands-on experience for those intrigued by the world of backyard chickens and ducks. Not only is it an educational experience for enthusiasts eager to lear...

02/19/2024

Our newest flock members Epona (left) and Tanooki (right) reading some Harry Potter with us. I told them if they looked hard enough they might find a book worm.

12/29/2023

Here are our top 10 duck pictures from 2023. This year we took Lefse to Lake Harriet for the first time which was scary for her at first, but she ended up enjoying those short breaks from the heat and drought.

12/25/2023

Happy holidays from our flock to yours!

12/06/2023

Some of our favorite flock sitting pics over a very busy Thanksgiving weekend! We made 23 stops over the holiday weekend and made friends with dozens of chickens!

11/10/2023

If you're looking to fly the coop over the holidays or just need some time away this winter, you can get your flock sitters booked now!

www.flocksittingmn.com

Chicken sitting, duck sitting, and other small animal care while you are away on vacation, for work, or whatever it is that you're up to.

10/20/2023

Back when Lefse demanded snuggle time 🥹

10/13/2023

Finally a news story with an appropriate amount of ducks in it!

In one Richfield backyard, there isn’t your usual lawn furniture or swing set. Instead, there’s a royal blue, pink and turquoise hand-painted duck coop, multiple miniature swimming pools and a garden featuring one of the Heinen fowls’ favorites: tomatoes.

09/30/2023

This tangle of worms is a very apt treat for our little Cayuga duck, Gillyweed

09/03/2023

Bumblefoot can be a bummer, but, let’s be honest, a warm bath and video games isn’t a terrible way to spend your nights recovering.

08/01/2023

Wanting to fly the coop, but leaving your birds locked up got you down? Flock Sitting MN has your wing…er…back! We visit as often as you like to check on your flock, give them food/water, collect eggs, clean coops/runs, and make sure everyone is happy and healthy.

When asked for comment, one satisfied customer said “bwaaaaaak” and honestly, we couldn’t have said it better ourselves.

Check out www.flocksittingmn.com

07/29/2023

Some Watermelon for us, some tomatoes for Lefse, and some lettuce to share. And of course Lefse needs her feathers scratched while we are out!

06/26/2023

Caring for this flock of 6 in south Minneapolis. This group of ladies seem to be quite friendly :)

06/02/2023

The ducks have taught us the right way to relax, outside sitting in the grass :)

05/22/2023

Here is a happy flock of chickens we are sitting for in Minneapolis that are thrilled to have full food dishes and even fuller bellies!

05/11/2023

Question: Do ducks like spring weather?
Answer:

04/25/2023

We are flock sitting a group of chickens out in Minnetonka this week and finding ourselves a little jealous on behalf of our ducks with how much room they have to explore!

04/25/2023

Yesterday was a lovely day for digging in the dirt to find worms!

04/22/2023

Hanging out and making friends with Riri and her buddies here in Minneapolis for a week!

04/14/2023

Lefse visiting some first graders at their school as their were finishing up their unit on birds. Everyone had the opportunity to meet Lefse the duck, ask questions, and pet her soft feathers.