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Hi Helen, I do sell eggs on occasion however I am situated in Australia and I do not ship eggs to other countries unfortunately. If you go to the Australorp SOP thread there are breeders from America that might be able to help you source some eggs.

Hi Timandsophy, I currently have no stock available unfortunately. They are a very beautiful breed that are also very docile so great for kids. My Australorps are lap chickens and regularly seek affection from humans so I would definitely recommend them. They are a large breed though and small...

Looking at the new pics, all three of them are black. The first pics you put up we're deceiving because we could only see the front of your baby and it made her look lighter in colour than what she actually is. You definitely have three beautiful black Australorps. Just goes to show inaccurate...

Hi @hotlipshens , If your baby is a genuine pure Australorp she will be a light blue or a splash and her legs will darken to a slate blue colour and her beak will go partly/mostly black depending on the genetics of her parents obviously. I find that light blue or splashes are sometimes born...

Lovely boy Kurt. Thought I would add some more pics to this thread.

Edendale, Sent you a PM

Hi Ben, The Blue Australorp Rooster pictured on the first page is a very good example of the breed. His son got Champion Rooster in show a couple of months ago.

Hi Kirsty PM me what you are after.

Sent a PM FreeRanging Hen:)

Hi newburt, Since you do not have many blue Australorps in America yet, you obviously want to start your own line. Firstly find a great laced Blue Orpington. it is important that it has very good lacing though. By using a well laced blue rather than a splash will save you a lot of time with...

Hi there, currently I have no stock available but in a few months I will probably have some blue and black breeding pairs or trios available. I may also have fertile eggs available. Is there something exactly that you are after?

Are you in Australia because I am lol? Pair before the age of a working rooster and before POL is $35 Trio before the age of a working rooster and before POL is $60 1 dozen fertile blue and black eggs is $25 Just so you know I never have pairs and trios at POL because they are usually sold...

Gorgeous boy you have got there. Sue is the person I was talking about. It is good you are in contact with her. If there are Orpingtons around, she will find them. I sell there fertile eggs when we have an over supply. Probably only sold about 5 dozen last year. Because we do not pump out...

It is hard finding orpingtons in Western Australia. A friend has been looking for them but gave up and has ordered some fertile eggs from over east. If you don't mind hatching them yourself I can give you the contact details of a breeder over east. Best quality stock you will find in Australia...

Yay a fellow Aussie, No I don't have splash because I breed with a black rooster to blue and black hens. I do this as it allows me to get blues of a darker colour with crisper lacing like those above. If you breed blue to blue or blue to splash, the quality of blue suffers. I sell breeding trios...

I have just shared my birds on the Australian thread you were talking about. What a great name lol.

thought I would post some more pics

These are just some more Blue Australorp pics for you drumstick Diva.

Here are some pics of a blue Australorp pullet for you Drumstick Diva.

Hi everyone, We have been lurking this website for 2-3 years and have finally decided to join. As the title suggests we breed (on a super small scale) blue and black Australorps. And yes, we are from Western Australia. Look forward to chatting with you all. BTW CB and CG stands for...