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Follow the adventures of our flock of happy free range hens who lay an amazing rainbow of egg colours, in Robertson NSW.
We have heritage, rare breeds and rainbow layers.
*Fertile eggs
*Day old chicks
*Pure breeds
*Hand raised rainbow layers.
03/11/2023
Eggs available this week.
Rainbow layers 5️⃣0️⃣
Silver laced Wyandotte 5️⃣0️⃣
Silkie, blue black splash, white, buff pyle partridge. (Three Seperate pens)5️⃣0️⃣
Silken rainbow layers 7️⃣0️⃣
Small numbers of crested polish can be added to mixed dozen.
Local pick up Robertson or Moss Vale
Express post in Eggspress safe packaging and rigid box with extra padding. 2️⃣5️⃣ per dozen.
03/11/2023
Lemon buff bearded Silkie.
She’s so cute.
30/10/2023
Hello baby. 😍
Mum decided to get up and have a long breakfast this morning while this little chick was zipping her egg. She hatched in my hand. I held onto her, keeping her warm for about half an hour till mum came back. I just got home from work and she wanted a cuddle. Hopefully the rest of the eggs hatch soon. this little chicken doesn’t want to sit still with mum for long.
15/10/2023
It’s that time of the year again. We have fertile eggs available.
Silver laced Wyandotte $50
Rainbow layers (araucana rooster with various breeds will give blue and green eggs) $50
Silkies- white, blue black splash, buff partridge pyle. Penned separately $50
Silken rainbow layers (look like silkies but lay blue/green eggs) $70
Mixed dozen- can include a few polish if requested $60
Pick up from Robertson or Moss Vale NSW
Fortnightly pick up in Nowra NSW can be arranged.
Express post in Eggspress safe packaging $25 per dozen.
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09/10/2023
Silken rainbow layers 😍
They lay the prettiest blue eggs.
09/10/2023
26/03/2023
Our silken rainbow layers from early this season have just started laying, they are the cutest little blue eggs. We’re on our third generation. Pictured is a black pullet and a red pyle pullet.
Chicks have been partridge, black, blue , lavender, splash, pyle. Their parents are laying really well. I have broodies sitting on eggs all over the place.
06/02/2023
Just trying to hatch babies... nothing to see here!
12/01/2023
Hens available for sale .
3 x silkies 18- 20 months
3 x polish 18-20 months
Beautiful pets, Silkies are great broodies and polish are fabulous for turning over your compost and collecting bugs.
Predator proof run required for day and night as they often don’t see them coming to retreat due to their head feathering and also can wander at times accidentally.
Great personalities with these girls but unfortunately I need to downsize slightly.
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04/12/2022
One of our silken rainbow layer babies. She’s a cutie. She has all the things we want including a nice big Pom, dark skin, feathered legs and an extra toe. She hatched from a beautiful blue egg and can’t wait to see what shade her eggs are when she’s older.
23/11/2022
Available now for hatching.
*SPECIAL*
Silken Rainbow Layers 6️⃣0️⃣
Polish 5️⃣0️⃣
Silkie mix 5️⃣0️⃣
Silver Laced Wyandotte 5️⃣0️⃣
We have more than we can fit in the incubator or under our broodies.
Express post $20 one dozen or $25 two dozen. , or pick up Robertson or Moss Vale
21/11/2022
Early morning first aid.
Thanks to the goats breaking a coop door the fox had an easier time breaking in and taking Carlos and Yane this morning. I caught up to her and got Carlos but he succumbed to his injuries soon after. Yennifer was too fat to grab easily so she’s survived with one small wound under her wing and a large patch of skin missing from her breast. She’s cleaned up, given pain relief and bandaged with antibacterial dressing for today. It will need to dry out in the coming days but for the moment it will be better covered. I’ve moved the chooks out of that coop now and put them in other more secure areas.
You can never let your guard down and think ‘I’ll fix that better tomorrow’
Because the foxes come routinely checking for just such things. And I do know better.
I just blocked the goats from the area around that coop as they were climbing on the roof and damaging it. While they are prey animals, they do keep the foxes away from their yard with intimidation and weird snorts.
Might be time for the maremma to spend a few nights in the goat yard. He will make short work of that pesky fox.
16/10/2022
Silver laced Wyandotte 6️⃣0️⃣
Polish6️⃣0️⃣
Silkie6️⃣0️⃣
Silken rainbow layers 8️⃣0️⃣
Rainbow layers and Araucana 6️⃣0️⃣
Available for express post Monday 1dozen 2️⃣5️⃣ 2 dozen 3️⃣0️⃣
or pickup
-Robertson every day
-Nowra Tuesday
-Moss Vale Monday or Thursday
Check out our page for photos of parent stock
15/10/2022
Making the most of a sunny day and a dry dustbath. There were 10 chooks in the bath at one point.
07/10/2022
Chookie is feeling a bit better. She’s still very wobbly but standing up tall at times today. Her first egg since her accident and a nice long egg song while I was on an important call of course. She seems to be seeing out of both eyes although still no dilation in one pupil. Good progress all round over the past ten or so days. 🥚❤️
29/09/2022
There’s a tiny new silken rainbow layer in amongst all the fluff. More photos tomorrow when they are all out. The mummas have been swapping nests and stealing babies from each other today.
29/09/2022
One of our Wyandotte’s accidentally got trampled by the goats the other day. Her pupils were like little pins, she couldn’t see or hear. She was wobbling and dragging herself and her beak was chipped with a split in the middle. She must have got right in the middle of a goat scuffle.
The first night she was crying out randomly as if she was being attacked. Yesterday morning one pupil had some dilation and last night she could drink if I put the cup right under her. Today she can turn herself around in the cage and is drinking on her own.
I always give two or three days to try and help if I think there is a chance, especially with brain injury. Hopefully as swelling goes down she will gain more mobility and brain function.
28/09/2022
*1 sold, 1 dozen still available
We have some of our lovely rainbow silken eggs available for pick up from Robertson or Moss Vale. Beautiful second generation parents are giving lovely blue and green eggs and consistent fluffy silkie feathering. Some variation with feet and comb colouring. Most black or grey. Friendly birds, great foragers and more robust than Pure silkies.
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Unfortunately Facebook is hiding a lot of out messages so we can’t see previous enquiries.
11/09/2022
Our silkie grower pen have started perching at night which is nice with cool damp weather. Some gorgeous Pyle girls have come out of our Pyle rooster. Nice dark red on wings and no black or grey to be seen.
11/09/2022
What happens when your splash boy and buff girl decide to have a short but productive affair?
A splash buff pullet...❤️
18/08/2022
It’s coming up to breeding season. It’s still quite cold here in Robertson But everyone is laying and we will start hatching at the end of the month to check fertility and hatch rates. Will let you know as soon as we have eggs or chicks available. We have no pullets available at this time last seasons have all sold it will be the end of the year before we have all the birds for sale.
Fresh Robertson rainbow eggs for eating from our laying flock are available at our farm stand in Robertson or from the Railway Street farmers markets in Moss Vale on Thursdays.
08/08/2022
One of our rainbow laying Silkies has the most amazing egg colour.
17/06/2022
Brahma trio.
Blue light rooster
Blue light hen
Light hen
Rooster 18 months
Pullets 7 months
Beautiful big birds.
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One of our Wyandotte’s accidentally got trampled by the goats the other day. Her pupils were like little pins, she couldn’t see or hear. She was wobbling and dragging herself and her beak was chipped with a split in the middle. She must have got right in the middle of a goat scuffle. The first night she was crying out randomly as if she was being attacked. Yesterday morning one pupil had some dilation and last night she could drink if I put the cup right under her. Today she can turn herself around in the cage and is drinking on her own. I always give two or three days to try and help if I think there is a chance, especially with brain injury. Hopefully as swelling goes down she will gain more mobility and brain function.
Such a pretty boy, just like his dad Hunter. Why do we charge for roosters? A lot of people are giving away rooster cheap or free at this time of year. We sell a few roosters every season, a select few that have excellent temperament and other good qualities. They come from parents with great temperaments. We handle these boys every day, giving them lots of attention and monitoring their behaviour with younger birds and as they start to get a hit of testosterone we keep an eye on how the approach girls in the grower pen. Bad behaviour isnt tolerated, no aggression or fighting and no nastiness toward humans or cats or dogs. They really have to be fabulous to pass the test and confidently be sold for family homes, particularly with children. A lot of work goes into these boys and they are worth it. Boys that don’t make the cut live a great life and are then processed quickly and humanely for food and either make or save a lot of money. So why would we do all that work for free?
Time to shuffle the growers around again. Lots of rain here in Robertson as usual so their run is nice and muddy from all their little feet scratching around. These are one of those groups that refuse to go to bed by themselves and have to be put inside every night or they literally sit in the dirt and complain until sunrise... the things we do for chickens!
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