a Flower Feather Farm Flock

Swedish Flower Hens: These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. They lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

Wheaten Marans lay beautiful dark brown eggs and are lovely birds of gold and blue-grey feathers. They are winter-hardy and docile; ours frequently approach us for snuggles.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

So fluffy! So gorgeous. These gentle birds are winter-hardy and faithful layers of brown eggs. Jubilee Orpingtons are my most sought-after breeds with folks driving from Montana and Wyoming to pick them up.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

These are Flower Feather Farm’s own variety of Easter Eggers. Salish Seascape chicks hatched from cream, blue, light green, dark green, olive, medium brown, or dark brown eggs and will lay in the same variety of colors. Though some will have floofy checks and some will not, all the hatching eggs are from hens with pretty feathering.

a Flower Feather Farm Flock

Swedish Flower Hens: These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. They lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

A Wheaten Olive Egger is a hybrid of Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas and Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Marans who will lay lovely medium to large olive eggs, often with speckles. The birds are lovely and sweet, and can have with muffs, or beards, or feathery legs, or all three!

Expect the hens to be creamy gold and the roosters to have blue and black trim, much like their Maran and Ameraucana counterparts.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

Wheaten/Blue Wheatens Marans lay beautiful dark brown eggs and are lovely birds of gold and blue-grey feathers. They are winter-hardy and docile; ours frequently approach us for snuggles.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

So fluffy! So gorgeous. These gentle birds are winter-hardy and faithful layers of brown eggs. Jubilee Orpingtons are my most sought-after breeds with folks driving from Montana and Wyoming to pick them up.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

These are Flower Feather Farm’s own variety of Easter Eggers. Salish Seascape chicks hatched from cream, blue, light green, dark green, olive, medium brown, or dark brown eggs and will lay in the same variety of colors. Though some will have floofy cheeks and some will not, all the hatching eggs are from hens with pretty feathering.

a Flower Feather Farm Flock

Swedish Flower Hens: These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. They lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

A Wheaten Olive Egger is a hybrid of Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas and Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Marans. You can learn more about Olive Egger genetics here. The birds are lovely and sweet, and can have with muffs, or beards, or feathery legs, or all three!

Expect the hens to be creamy gold and the roosters to have blue and black trim, much like their Maran and Ameraucana counterparts.

Ameraucanas (an actual breed) are not to be confused with Easter Eggers (a mix of breeds). Ameraucanas lay blue eggs in the most gorgeous shades and are a variation on the Araucana from Chile. They have the most adorable muffs and beards and are usually friendly sweet little birds.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

Ameraucanas (an actual breed) are not to be confused with Easter Eggers (a mix of breeds). Ameraucanas lay blue eggs in the most gorgeous shades and are a variation on the Araucana from Chile. They have the most adorable muffs and beards and are usually friendly sweet little birds.

These have gorgeous gold feathering and a soft blue-grey underfluff.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

Wheaten Marans lay beautiful dark brown eggs and are lovely birds of gold and blue-grey feathers. They are winter-hardy and docile; ours frequently approach us for snuggles.

The Mosaics are a specialty breed with very unique coloring, including some blue skin. Small graceful birds, they are not timid or flighty and are known to come right up and take food from one’s hand.

As their color patterns vary greatly, the flock is visually diverse. They lay medium sized cream colored eggs.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

So fluffy! So gorgeous. These gentle birds are winter-hardy and faithful layers of brown eggs. Jubilee Orpingtons are my most sought-after breeds with unusually long wait-lists. If you want some, get your reservation in right away.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

These are Flower Feather Farm’s own variety of Easter Eggers. Salish Seascape chicks hatched from cream, blue, light green, dark green, olive, medium brown, or dark brown eggs and will lay in the same variety of colors. Though some will have floofy cheeks and some will not, all the hatching eggs are from hens with pretty feathering.

These beautiful birds are rumored to date from the days of the Roman Empire’s incursions into the British Isles. They lay brown eggs and have a dark mahogany feathers tipped with iridescent black and green.

a Flower Feather Farm Flock

Swedish Flower Hens: These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. They lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty. They come with or without “poofs” as our daughter calls them.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

A Wheaten Olive Egger is a hybrid of Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas and Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Marans. You can learn more about Olive Egger genetics here. The birds are lovely and sweet, and can have with muffs, or beards, or feathery legs, or all three!

Expect the hens to be creamy gold and the roosters to have blue and black trim, much like their Maran and Ameraucana counterparts.

Welsummers are a relatively new breed — developed in the Netherlands in the 1920s — and are calm, friendly, and docile. They lay dark terra-cotta brown eggs, often with speckles.

Ameraucanas (an actual breed) are not to be confused with Easter Eggers (a mix of breeds). Ameraucanas lay blue eggs in the most gorgeous shades and are a variation on the Araucana from Chile. They have the most adorable muffs and beards and are usually friendly sweet little birds.

These have gorgeous gold feathering and a soft blue-grey underfluff.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

Wheaten/Blue Wheatens Marans lay beautiful dark brown eggs and are lovely birds of gold and blue-grey feathers. They are winter-hardy and docile; ours frequently approach us for snuggles.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

So fluffy! So gorgeous. These gentle birds are winter-hardy and faithful layers of brown eggs. Jubilee Orpingtons are my most sought-after breeds with folks driving from Montana and Wyoming to pick them up.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

These are Flower Feather Farm’s own variety of Easter Eggers. Salish Seascape chicks hatched from cream, blue, light green, dark green, olive, medium brown, or dark brown eggs and will lay in the same variety of colors. Though some will have floofy cheeks and some will not, all the hatching eggs are from hens with pretty feathering.

a Flower Feather Farm Flock

Swedish Flower Hens: These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. They lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

A Wheaten Olive Egger is a hybrid of Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas and Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Marans who will lay lovely medium to large olive eggs, often with speckles. The birds are lovely and sweet, and can have with muffs, or beards, or feathery legs, or all three!

Expect the hens to be creamy gold and the roosters to have blue and black trim, much like their Maran and Ameraucana counterparts.

Ameraucanas (an actual breed) are not to be confused with Easter Eggers (a mix of breeds). Ameraucanas lay blue eggs in the most gorgeous shades and are a variation on the Araucana from Chile. They have the most adorable muffs and beards and are usually friendly sweet little birds.

Ameraucanas (an actual breed) are not to be confused with Easter Eggers (a mix of breeds). Ameraucanas lay blue eggs in the most gorgeous shades and are a variation on the Araucana from Chile. They have the most adorable muffs and beards and are usually friendly sweet little birds.

These have gorgeous gold feathering and a soft blue-grey underfluff.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

Wheaten Marans lay beautiful dark brown eggs and are lovely birds of gold and blue-grey feathers. They are winter-hardy and docile; ours frequently approach us for snuggles.

The Mosaics are a specialty breed with very unique coloring, including some blue skin. Small graceful birds, they are not timid or flighty and are known to come right up and take food from one’s hand.

As their color patterns vary greatly, the flock is visually diverse. They lay medium sized cream colored eggs.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

So fluffy! So gorgeous. These gentle birds are winter-hardy and faithful layers of brown eggs. Jubilee Orpingtons are my most sought-after breeds with folks driving from Montana and Wyoming to pick them up.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

These are Flower Feather Farm’s own variety of Easter Eggers. Salish Seascape chicks hatched from cream, blue, light green, dark green, olive, medium brown, or dark brown eggs and will lay in the same variety of colors. Though some will have floofy cheeks and some will not, all the hatching eggs are from hens with pretty feathering.

These beautiful birds are rumored to date from the days of the Roman Empire’s incursions into the British Isles. They lay brown eggs and have a dark mahogany feathers tipped with iridescent black and green.

a Flower Feather Farm Flock

Swedish Flower Hens: These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. They lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty.

a Flower Feather Farm flock

A Wheaten Olive Egger is a hybrid of Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas and Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Marans. You can learn more about Olive Egger genetics here. The birds are lovely and sweet, and can have with muffs, or beards, or feathery legs, or all three!

Expect the hens to be creamy gold and the roosters to have blue and black trim, much like their Maran and Ameraucana counterparts.

Welsummers are a relatively new breed — developed in the Netherlands in the 1920s — and are calm, friendly, and docile. They lay dark terra-cotta brown eggs, often with speckles.