My Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas are quickly becoming my favorite flock. They are such easy-keepers, sociable, gentle, and laying so well right now. I can’t recommend them highly enough; lovely in appearance and temperament and they weathered this winter’s cold snap with ease.
Lost King Fluffybum. Grew out a replacement: Fluffybum Jr. Hens stopped laying. Predator attack. Ended up with 1 rooster and 1 hen, which is hardly a flock. But wait! Kind customers to the rescue . . .
Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas are golden wheat colored with blue-grey trim and underfluff. They have the most adorable muffs and beards, lay blue eggs in the most gorgeous shades and are usually friendly sweet little birds.
Skånsk Blommehöna aka Swedish Flower Hens lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty. They come crested and uncrested and hailing from snowy Sweden, they are unfazed by our rainy PNW winters.
Swedish Flower Hens, aka Skånsk Blommehöna, are one of my favorite of Flower Feather Farm’s resident flocks. Because they are a land-race — naturally evolving on the land independently of human intervention — the breed sports a terrific variety of looks. They are beautiful on their own and make a hen bouquet when gathered as a flock.
Do you know about Swedish Flower Hens, Skånsk Blommehöna? These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. Skånsk Blommehöna aka Swedish Flower Hens lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty.
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My Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas are quickly becoming my favorite flock. They are such easy-keepers, sociable, gentle, and laying so well right now. I can’t recommend them highly enough; lovely in appearance and temperament and they weathered this winter’s cold snap with ease.
Lost King Fluffybum. Grew out a replacement: Fluffybum Jr. Hens stopped laying. Predator attack. Ended up with 1 rooster and 1 hen, which is hardly a flock. But wait! Kind customers to the rescue . . .
Watch from pip to zip. 8 seconds time-lapse.
Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas are golden wheat colored with blue-grey trim and underfluff. They have the most adorable muffs and beards, lay blue eggs in the most gorgeous shades and are usually friendly sweet little birds.
Skånsk Blommehöna aka Swedish Flower Hens lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty. They come crested and uncrested and hailing from snowy Sweden, they are unfazed by our rainy PNW winters.
Swedish Flower Hens, aka Skånsk Blommehöna, are one of my favorite of Flower Feather Farm’s resident flocks. Because they are a land-race — naturally evolving on the land independently of human intervention — the breed sports a terrific variety of looks. They are beautiful on their own and make a hen bouquet when gathered as a flock.
Little floofs moving into their big brooder.
I dropped a pretty Lavender Ameraucana hatching egg and it still hatched!!
Do you know about Swedish Flower Hens, Skånsk Blommehöna? These beautiful birds evolved naturally in Sweden, living off the land without human influence. Skånsk Blommehöna aka Swedish Flower Hens lay cream-colored eggs and are good foragers, good predator avoiders, and oh so pretty.
New Year, New Floofs: Wheaten/Blue Wheaten/Splash Ameraucanas and Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Marans