All Our Breeds
If the chicks you want are not available today,
you can reserve some from upcoming hatches through the Reservation System.
Three chick minimum, unless you have same-age birds at home.
Every birdie needs a buddy, or two.
If the chicks you want are not available today, you can reserve some from future hatchings. To get on the reserve list, check out the hatching schedule — only hatches with available chicks are being shown — and then schedule a pick-up appointment for the day after hatch or as close to that as you can get here.
a Flower Feather Farm flock
So fluffy! So gorgeous! Jubilee Orpingtons are gentle winter-hardy birds and faithful layers of brown eggs. Their extreme fluffiness and brown/gold feathering makes them excellent yard-art as they look like a pile of autumn leaves trundling about.
Introduced in 1897 by the WIlliam Cook family to mark the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria’s reign, Jubilee Orpingtons have a mahogany ground color with white-tipped black spangles, white shanks and feet, and red eyes.
The parent flock is one of my healthiest, frequently giving me 100% fertility rates and 100% hatch rates.
Updated 3/30/26: If you are purchasing these for a breeding program, be aware that I have recessive genes for feathered legs in my flock. Jubilee Orpingtons were created using feathered-leg Croad Langshans and occasionally that feathered-leg characteristic pops up again. So, not ideal if you are seeking to establish a breeding flock and certainly a characteristic I will be culling hard for.
These culled chicks are half off — they will be good layers and pets, they just don’t have a place in the breeding pen.
I occasionally have some a little older available, three weeks or more, and you will find them listed as Started.